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How Storytelling Connects Paid, Earned, and Owned Media

Onclusive

Earned media had traditionally been the responsibility of public relations, while paid and owned media had been part of the marketing mandate. In the meantime, the rise of shared or social media complicated things further. The post How Storytelling Connects Paid, Earned, and Owned Media appeared first on AirPR.

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The Rise of Social Media Customer Care

The Proactive Report

There is no doubt that social media is a part of our lives today – and, as such, social media has to be a big part of every company’s marketing plan. Your customers expect you to be active and responsive on social media. It is all about social media customer care.

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Customer Service in a Social Media World

Barokas

Social media has undoubtedly transformed the way brands serve and interact with customers. According to a recent infographic by GO-Glove, 90% of businesses will use social media for customer service by 2020. After all, good customer service is table stakes (or at least it should be).

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Handling Social Media Complainers

Rock the Status Quo

They’re unavoidable on social media and most of us quake in fear at the thought of handling them wrong. I came across this absolutely wonderful infographic yesterday that explains different types of complainers and how best to handle them. Complainers jump on social media, because it brings audience to their voice.

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Five Ways Social Media Makes your Planning Process More Strategic

PRSay

Social media has changed the world of PR and it’s for the better. Social media is about people, however, the technology helps to facilitate the great interactions we experience. Social media helps you to gather intelligence and to become more intimate with your customers and other important stakeholders.

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Infographic: The Perennial Customer Revolution

Sword and the Script

It seems to me the same is true of customer service. Every few years there’s a new book that forewarns of a customer revolution. Mass media, the web, social media were all destined to change customer service. Good customer service isn’t the rule, it’s an exception. Litmus test?

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Where Do You Find Data For PR Storytelling?

ImPRessions - Crenshaw Communications

Social listening sets the stage. Social monitoring and listening not only give us a heads up on customer service issues or negative PR, but they can illuminate industry trends and customer behavior. Media love poll-results story pitches, especially when accompanied by visuals like infographics.