Musician Dave Carroll Takes on Bad Customer Service
When United Airlines broke Dave Carroll's guitar, he took to YouTube. Now, Carroll has launched GripeVine and Resolution 1 to fix companies' customer service woes. Read more
When United Airlines broke Dave Carroll's guitar, he took to YouTube. Now, Carroll has launched GripeVine and Resolution 1 to fix companies' customer service woes. Read more
Reviews and ratings can build you up--or take you down. Tips to harness them successfully. Read more
If you're a small retailer, you've got it hard enough; don't lose a potential customer because of bad customer service and annoying store policies. Read more
Profitable growth is more achievable if you focus on identifying your most valuable customers--and keeping them happy. Read more
Used to be you had to please your customers, your investors, and the press. What happens when your customers are your investors and your press? Read more
Departing customers can teach you how to win them back, but only if you're open-minded. Read more
Here's how one recent experience cemented my loyalty to a chocolate company. Read more
Your employees may be turning customers away. Teach them these simple steps to navigate through a customer service issue. Read more
Social networking can be hazardous to your corporate health. Here are four potential hurdles and how to overcome them. Read more
Apple screwed up, and admitted it. Here are some of the highlights--and lowlights--of Tim Cook's 'We fell short' letter. Read more
No business is immune to unhappy customers. But making sure you meet customer service expectations can keep them to a minimum. Read more
A buggy product launch? That's familiar territory for most tech founders... but not for Apple. Here's how the company could have minimized the damage. Read more
Having a frank discussion about what works, what doesn't and what your customers want from you is key to a successful business. Read more
Got a consumer-facing business? Here's a top 10 list you don't want to land on. Read more
In a recent customer service survey, United Airlines came in dead last. Here's why--and how not to suffer the same fate. Read more
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