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Social Media is Bad for Customer Service

Bill Quiseng

Social media is bad for customer service. Whether ranting or raving, customers are telling stories online about businesses whether those businesses are listening or not. But I am not against monitoring social media or using it as a responsive customer service channel. Look around you.

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Retail Reputation Management: Shop Strategies for Customer Retention

InMoment XI

Whether you are a local shop, regional staple, or nationwide brand, reputation management is one of the most important marketing strategies you need to master to ensure brand success. Your online reputation is also a significant factor in the way your customers perceive and interact with your brand.

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10 Tips to Improve Social Media Customer Service

CSM Magazine

In a hyper-connected world, social media can be a key component of your customer experience strategy. Here are ten things you can do to help provide great customer service on social media. Align Your Brand Values. Your company’s tone should be reflected in your social media messages.

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The Future of Customer Service on Social Media: Predictions and Trends

CSM Magazine

Have you ever wondered if the future of customer service can be social media? In this article, we will discuss how social media is rapidly changing the customer service industry. Social media is now an evolving contact channel integrated into the domain of customer service.

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Empowering Retail Staff: Training for Exceptional Customer Service

CSM Magazine

Comparisons : Being able to compare and contrast with similar products or brands. Potential Issues : Awareness of common customer concerns or misconceptions. When confronted with such poor customer communication it can be difficult to know whether to laugh or cry. Product Usage : How to use, maintain, or care for the product.

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How Contact Center Optimization Can Improve Your Bottom Line

InMoment XI

A contact center is a centralized facility or department used by organizations to manage customer interactions through various communication channels, such as phone calls, emails, chat, and social media. The goal is to enhance the customer experience, streamline operations, and achieve cost savings.

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Social Media Customer Service And Its Impact On The Bottom Line

Second to None

Customer expectations within the social media space are changing as the technology platforms become more integrated in society. Specifically, the ability to provide a high level of customer service can help improve the way that online consumers perceive your brand. On average, a response takes 11 hours.