Social media is intrinsic to our daily lives, on average we spend nearly 200 minutes per day scrolling through news feeds, posting photos, liking comments and sharing our experiences. As we shift to look at the business value of social media, it provides marketers with the opportunity to access customer feedback.
http://marketingtechnews.net/news/2020/jan/21/three-key-ways-social-listening-can-improve-your-customer-marketing/
The opinions of your customers are important; they can tell you what they love about your business and they can also tell you what areas need improvement. So, collecting customer feedback is necessary if you want to increase customer retention and grow your business.
http://customerthink.com/how-to-collect-customer-feedback-on-social-media/
It’s become something of a trend for U.S. consumers to share their thoughts about the customer service they have received -- good and bad --through social media. That said, the NICE/BCG 2016 Consumer Experience Report shows that many consumers are starting to have doubts about whether or not social media platforms alone are a way for brands to address their issues.
https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/273116/
Long gone are the days when customer complaints went directly to a customer care call center or cluttered email inbox. Nowadays, if you’re a business owner, your customers expect—and demand—an immediate response. Meet the answers to their prayers: social media networks such as Facebook and Twitter or review sites like Yelp. So, do you know how to respond to negative customer feedback on social media?
https://www.blackenterprise.com/how-to-respond-to-negative-feedback/
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