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What Happened To Saying Something Nice?

by · February 8, 2012

Social media has certainly given the power back to the consumer. But sometimes the consumer doesn’t do nice things with that power. While it could be a matter of perception (the overwhelming sentiment of most brands in online conversational analysis is positive), it certainly seems like the only time we take note of brand mentions online is when someone is whining or bitching about them.

AT&T is one brand that gets unnecessarily beaten about its head and face a lot online. I’ve never quite understood this, perhaps because I’m A) Practical in nature and understand technology messes up sometimes; and B) A fairly happy customer.

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Are Responsive Brands Playing Favorites?

by · March 2, 2009

Jason Falls

Jason Falls

Brand responsiveness through social media continues to give companies around the globe high marks and good publicity. From the old standby of Dell to the emerging omnipresence of Ford and GM, big brands are starting to not just listen to conversations about them, but respond as well. But two recent experiences for me, ironically with major competitors, makes me pose two questions:

  1. Can a big brand’s personal responsiveness scale?
  2. Are big brands playing favorites by responding only to those they deem “influencers?”

Case in point:

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