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How Social Media Monitoring Can Impact Your Business

InMoment XI

Did you know consumers ranked social media in the top five most preferred channels for customer support? Furthermore, more than 80% of consumers expect a response from businesses on social media within two business days. What is Social Media Monitoring?

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Delete, Ignore, Snub or Engage? How Mature Companies Should Tackle Negative Social Media Feedback Analyses

eglobalis

Introduction As companies mature, they face increasingly complex decisions about how to handle customer complaints and negative feedback on social media. Studies by Forrester reveal that unaddressed complaints on social media can increase customer churn by up to 15%.

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Consumers Ditch Businesses Following Poor Customer Service

CSM Magazine

Brands are failing to create the positive, emotive experiences that drive customer loyalty. New research from NewVoiceMedia reveals that 42 percent of UK consumers left a business last year due to poor customer service. Social media was touted as equally effective in settling. How customers respond.

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8 Critical Tips for Providing Excellent Social Media Customer Service

CSM Magazine

In today’s world, savvy consumers can create an informed opinion about any commodity, business, or concept online before engaging with it. Digital platforms and social media intelligence services are now readily available to quickly identify online chatter and resolve issues – sometimes even faster than a phone call or a service order.

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Why the End-to-End Customer Experience Should Be A Priority

InMoment XI

When your brand delivers a consistently positive experience, customers trust you more and think of your products or services as higher quality. Customers are also more likely to share their positive experiences through online reviews, social media, or by recommending your brand to others. References Emplifi.

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The True Cost of Losing a Customer

BlueOcean

Consider these statistics from a recent survey from CX expert Shep Hyken: After experiencing poor customer service: 79% would switch to a competitor with better service 72% felt anger toward the company or brand 56% would leave a negative rating 45% would write a negative review According to McKinsey , half of consumers would even complain publicly (..)

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Feedback Loops and Their Impact on the Customer Experience

InMoment XI

An organization can act on these insights by fixing the existing product or service, and then making sure similar issues don’t appear in the future. As an example, let’s imagine the same financial services firm from earlier experiences a prolonged period of poor customer service due to understaffing or inadequate training.

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