Most companies are acutely aware of the need to rapidly address publicly posted complaints on Facebook, Twitter and other social media channels.
Brandsclub, a Brazilian online retailer of luxury goods, selected tools and developed a workflow that best fits the needs of its customers and internal resources.
I spoke with Jardel Appelt, Head of Social Media, about Brandsclub's technique: Automated detection and assignment to dedicated customer services representatives when content surfaces containing specific keywords, plus manual assessment of the balance of the "social media chaos."
Also discussed are topics ranging from customer response to company apologies and troll control.
How does your company manage complaints delivered on social media? Have you found it more difficult to develop policies for customer interaction or internal operations? With so many available, how did you select the tools to assist you in the resolution of social media posted complaints?
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Neil Glassman is principal marketing strategist at WhizBangPowWow, where he delivers integrated social, digital and linear media solutions. Join his conversations on Twitter and Google +.