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Customer Service Is The “New” PR

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Good PR and great customer service have never been more intertwined. The best way to understand a company’s reputation — and its values — is to look at its response to customer reviews and complaints. A business can spend millions on brand reputation and community service. You get what you incentivize.

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Budget Airline Marketing Tips to Improve Customer Satisfaction

5W PR

In today’s competitive travel landscape, budget airlines have carved out a significant niche by offering affordable fares. However, the challenge lies in balancing cost-cutting measures with delivering a satisfying customer experience. Understanding Customer Expectations Budget airline passengers have distinct expectations.

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5 Steps To Good PR From Social Media Complaints

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Social media has become a favorite medium for customer service complaints, but is there a way to transform such complaints into good PR for your company? If done well, a frustrated customer could end up singing your company’s praises. Here are five ways to turn social media complaints into positive PR.

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3 Ways to Give Your Brand a Personality

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Let’s consider the approach of low-budget European airline RyanAir, known for their no frills experiences and plentiful financial add-ons. Their social media draws a perfect line of self-deprecation, transparency and authenticity. Instead of trying to convince people that they aren't that, they lean into the jokes.

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Does brand reputation even matter to Spirit Airlines?

Communications Conversations

Last week, I did what marketers like us WANT consumers to do on social media: I asked my friends and family for a recommendation. I mean, we’ve seen negative comments about airlines before, but NOTHING like this (outside of maybe Comcast in the past). Spirit is actively asking customers why they hate airlines like Spirit.

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Who Were The PR Winners And Losers of 2017?

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

It’s not alone among social media companies, but the brand has suffered from its casual and misleading response to the situation. United Airlines. As images of the bloodied man being dragged from his seat by airport police went viral, the airline made things worse with a series of legalistic and tone-deaf public responses.

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How Airlines Like Delta Hold Parents Hostage

Sword and the Script

For a mere eighty-eight additional dollars, the airline was kind enough to reassign us in a row together. The airlines are counting on it, indeed, I’d contend airlines, including Delta, prey on such emotions to separate a few more dollars from the consumer wallet. Other Airlines Prey on Parent Emotions Too.