Trends and Technologies In The CRM World
Social media is the hot new way to market and promote your business, but make no mistake—it’s not just a fad. If you haven’t gotten on board with Twitter, Foursquare, Facebook and other platforms for social customer relationship management, take a look at these success stories.
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Customer satisfaction comes in different styles. Some companies focus on producing quality products, while others like to engage their customers in conversations. The most forward thinking companies are using social media platforms to reach out to their customers, solicit feedback from them, and develop a more personal and meaningful relationship on the B2C front.
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Unless you’ve been in a coma for the past three years or so, you’ve no doubt heard about Twitter, the social networking platform that allows users to “microblog” what they’re doing, listening to, reading and eating in 140 characters or less. You might even use it personally. But this is more than a silly tool for socializing; it’s a business game-changer. If you’re not leveraging Twitter for marketing and customer relationship management purposes, you need to start.
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Brick-and-mortar businesses seeking to expand their clientele are always on the lookout for new methods to accomplish this goal. In addition to providing excellent face-to-face customer service to the client, businesses strive to improve customer service from every aspect. Many businesses are offering online services and stores as an alternative to, or in addition to, face-to-face customer service. Online outlets such as email, Web forms or live chat software and–increasingly–social media sites such as Twitter and Facebook, offer customers a more efficient means to resolving customer complaints.
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If you’ve logged on to the Internet in the past few months, you are aware that social networking and social customer relationship management (CRM) technology is evolving—and rapidly. Companies are challenged with integrating these new developments into their current infrastructure, to remain abreast of new modes and rules of communication. Some of the use cases involve valuable, yet practical methods for employing social CRM.
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Customer service centers are always seeking new and innovative solutions to improve customer relations. As social networking tools are being introduced, the industry has strategized about how to integrate these tools into the business environment. One social media site, Twitter, has risen to the top as a key customer communication–and therefore customer service–tool.
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Twitter has become one of the most phenomenal technologies introduced in recent years. It is public, it is instantaneous, and it has millions of users. As such, your company cannot afford to exclude Twitter your business plan. Here are 10 ways you can incorporate Twitter into your customer service approach.
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In order to provide superior customer service, a business must constantly strive to resolve customers’ issues quickly and satisfactorily. Email and phone are the traditional modes of communicating a complaint with a customer service department. However, the social media phenomenon known as Twitter is fast becoming a preferred way to hear, and address, customer complaints. Integrating Twitter as a novel social strategy may significantly reduce a business’s costs and improve the company’s image by providing efficient ways to improve the company’s response time to a customer.
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