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Face to Face in a Virtual World: Greening Up Even Traditional Customer Service Experience

Eco-Office Gals

Do you want to reduce your business’s carbon footprint and increase customer interaction and satisfaction at the same time? So is providing excellent customer service. The truth is that providing a nurturing environment for your customers can happen just as well virtually as it can in a face to face environment.

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7 Types of Competitive Advantages and How to Develop Yours

Success

Seek online resumes, network on LinkedIn, and find the person who checks all the boxes you need. Thanks to platforms such as Facebook, LinkedIn, and YouTube, virtually every industry and interest has an online community. Create a positive company culture and constantly improve your customer service.

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44 Ways to Kick-Start Your New Year

Success

We asked a host of experts, readers who follow SUCCESS on Twitter and Facebook , and our SUCCESS staff what they will do to kick-start the new year. Gina Muré from Facebook. Rory Vaden from Facebook. Refresh your network. Pull up those numbers and refresh your network! Think about it. Too short, indeed.

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Is Grassroots Marketing Still Relevant? Exploring Community Marketing in the Digital Age

Success

The proliferation of social media platforms such as TikTok , Instagram and Facebook has extended the reach of grassroots efforts, enabling messages to “go viral” and reach a global audience. Social media also serves as a customer support hotline, enhancing customer service and resolving issues efficiently. “We

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Businesses using Facebook for customer service

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Of those organizations, 23 percent rely on social networks to support their customer service and to provide feedback. Topping the list with 48 percent was Facebook, 17 percent used Twitter, and another 17 percent relied on company blogs. So how can a business use social media such as Facebook effectively?

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Businesses using Facebook for customer service

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Of those organizations, 23 percent rely on social networks to support their customer service and to provide feedback. Topping the list with 48 percent was Facebook, 17 percent used Twitter, and another 17 percent relied on company blogs. So how can a business use social media such as Facebook effectively?

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The Seven Things I Love About Social Media

Make or Break Moments

Blogging – sharing my thoughts about customer service and learning from others about topics I’m interested in. Plus, you can listen to comments from your customers the instant they have something to say. It’s just so simple to connect with customers! The Global Conversation. Sharing of pics, videos and fun stuff.