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Social media demographics: Leveraging the right data in 2023

BirdEye

If you’re a marketer or business owner looking to stay ahead of the competition, understanding social media demographics is essential. As these platforms progress, the type of social media user will continue to shift. For example, take age groups on social media.

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Guest Blog: 3 Proven Ways to Personalize the Customer Service Experience

ShepHyken

We help consumers across the globe resolve customer service issues with businesses everywhere. COMNIO helps small businesses manage their marketing, social media, customer service, and more — 24/7. COMNIO also helps consumers resolve customer service issues with any business on Earth.

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Why You Should Collect Your Customers’ Digital Profiles

Martin Hill-Wilson

From six in ten in 2005 to almost nine in ten today. People in the UK spent an average of 20 hours and 30 minutes online each week in 2014, over double the amount in 2005. From 30 minutes in 2005 to nearly two and a half hours in 2014. The use of social media has tripled since 2007. Social feeds.

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Guest Post: How Good Customer Service is Defined by 4 Different Generations

ShepHyken

Gen Z- born from 2005 to present. Often described as “traditionalists,” this consumer age group combines two generations—the “Greatest Generation,” also known as the GI generation, born in 1924 or earlier, and the “Silent Generation,” composed of individuals born in 1925–1945. Gen Xers value independence, as well as individual choice.

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Like Just About All of Their Customers… I LOVE Wegmans!!!

Beyond Philosophy

The company, which is well-known for its food selection and quality (you can even custom blend your own trail mix), and for its empowered, well-trained and proactive employees, was recently named the best supermarket chain in America by Consumer Reports ; and, yes, it certainly might be the best retailer in the world.

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Guest Post: How Good Customer Service is Defined by 4 Different Generations

ShepHyken

Gen Z- born from 2005 to present. Often described as “traditionalists,” this consumer age group combines two generations—the “Greatest Generation,” also known as the GI generation, born in 1924 or earlier, and the “Silent Generation,” composed of individuals born in 1925–1945. Gen Xers value independence, as well as individual choice.

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How to Create Unbreakable Brand Loyalty through Emotional Connection

Beyond Philosophy

In my early work with Customer Experience , the Chair of Consumer Psychology in the UK told me that there were around 150 emotions, which all vary to some degree. In 2005, my fieldwork revealed 20 emotions that drive or destroy value in a Customer Experience. Many emotions exist within those positive and negative categories, too.