Battling a Media Firestorm
Users were angry, the media hostile. Then the state attorneys started investigating. Read more
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Users were angry, the media hostile. Then the state attorneys started investigating. Read more
Bill Crutchfield has been perfecting customer service for 30 years, and he credits his customers with teaching him everything. Read more
If you want to build scale in your business, beware of the overly-demanding client, warns entrepreneur John Warrillow. Read more
Companies like Beachbody are using new reputation monitoring tools to scour the Internet for customer complaints. Read more
Services like Trackur, Viralheat, and Radian6 keep companies abreast of customer complaints. Read more
It's a mistake to refuse an apology to angry customers. Here's how to get really good at saying 'I'm sorry.' Read more
Cause marketing seems so simple... until it's not. How Susan G. Komen could have avoided a public relations disaster. Read more
Outlook and the iPhone should work together seamlessly, but Apple and Microsoft refuse to stop squabbling. Read more
When you sell to people you truly can't stand, you make yourself less effective and hurt your sales growth. Read more
If you give a rep latitude to proactively problem solve, he'll work more efficiently, preserve customer satisfaction, and save you money. Here's why. Read more
If you're a pushover, you'll completely lose a customer's respect. Follow these six steps to diffusing customer anger without caving in. Read more
How an open-minded approach to negative feedback boosts earnings--and morale. Read more
I’ve been on Klout practically since it first started. Klout measures your online infl... Read more
So, you messed up. You're not the only one. Here's what you can learn from Blackberry's service outage debacle and its strategy for easing customers' pain. Read more
So you messed up. Big. How do you explain your company's misstep to the public? Just say it: "I'm sorry." Read more
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