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Tag Archives: Sucking

Amateur Hour: 8 Social Media Faux Pas Sucking the Hipness Out of Your Brand

by Katie Cooper June 30, 2016 Follow @loopthecoopJune 30, 2016 Social Media is a lot like a sitcom high school. One wrong move can turn you from hero to zero pretty quickly. Don’t be a social media Screech when you can be a real Zack Morris of your brand game. Here are some faux pas … Continue reading Amateur Hour: 8 Social Media Faux Pas Sucking the Hipness Out of Your Brand

Digital Sucking Sound: Email, Not Price, Is Costing Retailers Sales

by Bryan Pearson March 21, 2016 Follow @pearson4loyaltyMarch 21, 2016 Companies are failing at one of the most-used forms of customer service, emails, and it is sending their customers away. For retailers, this failure may signal a problem more serious than lost sales. Dear Acme Whiz-Bang Co., I write to inform you that the coffee … Continue reading Digital Sucking Sound: Email, Not Price, Is Costing Retailers Sales