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7 Ways Social Media Has Changed Customer Service by sleeksavbvy: 5:49pm On Jun 01, 2017 |
The power of social media cannot be underestimated by any serious brand or organisation especially when it has to do with customer satisfaction and engagement. It has completely changed interaction with customers. So, how has social media revolutionised customer service? Jumia Travel, the leading online travel agency shares the ways or how this is happening. Public and open interaction with customers Today, customers can have public and open interaction with any brand whether they have complaints or not. There is nothing that is hidden anymore. Variety of options Customers do not need to dial any number to reach customer service. With social media, they now have options to engage businesses. There is Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram to help resolve any issues. This is because many organisations now have social media presence. Ruin a brand's reputation If you want to destroy or ruin a brand's reputation, you should take to social media. You can do this when such an organisation is unresponsive and refuse to take action on your complaints. A tweet will prompt them to act because they want to protect their image. Take advantage of influencers to build your brand There are now social media influencers that can help you promote your brand or social media campaign. This can give you more traction and reach. Provide instant help to customers This is the ultimate way social media has changed customer service. It has made it easier to provide instant and immediate assistance to customers. It is presently possible for brands to quickly respond to inquiries, questions and complaints. Announce policy changes News organisations now follow the social media accounts of brands so that they will get firsthand information and announcements. So, no organisation needs to go through newspapers or television to announce policy changes. You can share a post on social media and the media will pick it up. Deal with different customers at the same time With social media, you can deal with different customers at the same time. This is why social media is a department under Public Relations in some organisations. |
Re: 7 Ways Social Media Has Changed Customer Service by libertanna: 8:18pm On Jan 21, 2023 |
Hi all! There is no one right way to improve customer satisfaction as every business is different. But there are a number of things a business can do to make a significant impact. First of all, you must listen to your customers. This means actively receiving feedback and using it to inform decision making. You need to focus on the customer experience and work to continuously improve it. This means making sure that every touch point is positive and that the entire path is smooth. |
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