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The '@' Droppers. Are You Tuned into How Your Customers Use Twitter?

January 27, 2012 by Joshua March
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Twitter can be used for personal conversations, but is also a platform for expressing feelings, often frustration. Someone annoyed with your company might not always be looking to engage with your customer service agents, and won’t bother to find your account. [read more]

Best Buy Customer Service Still at Odds

January 18, 2012 by Douglas Hanna
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Best Buy just can’t get it right, and customers continue to complain. Even the company’s promotion on used videos this weekend piled up consumer complaints as customers couldn’t find what they wanted in either the stores or online. [read more]

Customer Care Survey Reveals Just 5% Complain via Social Media

January 5, 2012 by Luke Brynley-Jones
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Apparently, while more than 60% of 18-35 year olds prefer to complain via an online channel, email continues to dominate as the online complaints channel of choice. Just 5% of 18-35 year olds complain via social media (Twitter or Facebook). [read more]

1 in 5 Customers Complain Online, Are You Listening?

December 19, 2011 by Andy Hanselman
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22% of UK consumers would  complain to a company using social media when they receive a disappointing customer experience. That’s according to new research by Sage. However, only 40% had received an acknowledgement as a result. Maybe that’s because many businesses simply aren’t listening! Another survey by Sage reveals that... [read more]

Complain Constructively for Better Customer Service

December 18, 2011 by Douglas Hanna
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In a global survey, Accenture wrote about deteriorating customer service and how most of us have at least switched one of our own service providers because we were displeased that our expectations had not been met. Now in the great realm of this very complicated world, happiness with a company might be perceived differently – that is... [read more]

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