Posts Tagged ‘negative comments’

The Four P’s of Successful Online Customer Engagement

Posted on April 19th, 2010

When helping clients and colleagues to understand and navigate the world of social media, we suggest a three-step process: 1)  Listen to and learn from online conversations related to your business, industry and customers. 2)  Participate in online conversations with core audiences. 3)  Regularly measure the results to determine success, or to...

Social Media in the Education Market

Posted on October 20th, 2009

On October 15th, I had the opportunity to co-present the “Social Media in the Education Market: New Ways to Build Your Brand” webinar, along with the super-smart and super-talented Sandy Fivecoat of WeAreTeachers. Huge thanks to MDR for hosting the event. In reviewing the questions posed during the webinar, some of which...

Dealing With Negative Comments in Social Media – and Calming Your Fears

Posted on August 30th, 2009

Negative comments are inevitable – whether or not your company is engaged in social media. At some point, if they haven’t already, people will post unfavorable remarks about your company somewhere online. Fear of negative comments often holds companies back from using social media, but moving quickly to address such comments is...