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THRIVING FROM THE COLLISION OF BRANDS AND CUSTOMERS ON SOCIAL MEDIA Thomas Brown Director, Strategy and Insights, CIM 25 September 2014

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THRIVING FROM THE

COLLISION OF BRANDS

AND CUSTOMERS ON

SOCIAL MEDIA

Thomas Brown

Director, Strategy and Insights, CIM

25 September 2014

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Have you ever said to yourself…

“I need to engage with this brand, which customer service channel shall I use?”

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My brief…

‘Learn how to future proof your company for the growing number of customers who are looking to use social media to get customer service.’

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It’s simple.

It’s all about trust.

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NEWSFLASH: THE WORLD’S

GONE DIGITAL

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24% of people have missed events while

trying to post about them on social

media… #justsaying

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ALL THAT CHATTER

ISN’T JUST FRIENDS

POKING

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BUT UNDERNEATH

THOSE INTERACTIONS,

CONCERNS EMERGE

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DON’T JUST TAKE MY WORD FOR IT…

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WHAT’S RIGHT AND

WRONG CAN ALSO BE A

LITTLE SUBJECTIVE

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FIVE PRACTICAL TIPS TO

HELP YOU SURVIVE –

AND THRIVE

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Top tip #1

Understand your customers’ digital lives and where you fit (help or hinder).

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Top tip #2

Understand the etiquette – don’t just barge into someone else’s conversation.

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Top tip #3

You have two ears and one mouth for a reason. Listen first!

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Top tip #4

Be clear on expectations: under-promise and over-deliver, not the other way around.

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Top tip #5

Keep Social Honest!

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WWW.KEEPSOCIALHONEST.COM

#KEEPSOCIALHONEST

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