In his article titled “Five tips for using Facebook for customer service“ Steve Richards (MD of social media agency Yomego and a guest blogger for Econsultancy) sum it up as follows:
“If we get bad customer service online, we vote with our feet. We stop doing business with the company in question, or take action against it. We call it out on Facebook, Twitter and (in the famous case of United Airlines) we notoriously write songs about it.”









Barry Farber is a sales, management and motivationael spaker, and the author of several books, including 12 Clichés of Selling and Why They Work. Here are five of his top sales secrets for getting to know your customer and asking for his feedback:
Every week I spend at least five hours on the phone interviewing my client’s customers. Most of this research is intended to help my clients understand their customer base and increase customer satisfaction and drive sales. There are tremendous benefits to this research that go beyond helping my customers serve theirs better. Their advice contains valuable recommendations that anyone can use to stay more customer focused. Here are five ways you can stay on top of the sales skills customers value most:
