Monday, July 8, 2013

6R's of Social Media Customer Service Response


I wrote, drafted and produced this marketing video for StrategicVision Business Devleopment Corporation

I produce content for their weekly blog and newsletters. Each video I have written and researched for their clients needs


The 6 R’s To Fix Any Social Media Crisis

Accept It- We live in a society where EVERYONE wants to voice their opinion.

It seems that the loudest voices are those that are constantly negative.
 What makes it worse is social media has made it easier for them to speak!
Though this is the case…..NOTHING is worse than having a negative voice speak about
YOUR BRAND

These voices are toxic- Poison to your brand and business.
They come in many different forms; either they will be there to complain about their experience with you…or wreak havoc- their actions are deadly and can cause your business serious problems!

So …. The question is… what do you do when these monsters come with the intention to destroy your social media presence?

Simple- You use the 6 R’s

These easy six steps will help turn any crisis into a positive experience.  

1.     Respond Quickly
·      Customers feel that their comments and concerns need to be addressed instantly and through the same social media channel. Some companies attempt to respond within an hour. While others try to reply within a twenty-four hour period. Regardless of the situation it’s up to address the problem first! Monitor your social media platforms to be sure that no crisis is slipping through the cracks!
2.     Reply In A Conversational Style
·      It’s important to reply to any crisis or situation in the most conversational way possible. Be sure to customize each response and be sure to Stay away from canned answers and reply’s r.

3.     Refuse To Be Defensive
·      Be in control of the situation, especially if the customer is obviously angry.   Begin with an apology and ask certain questions. Show a sincere desire to listen while reassuring them that you’re doing everything in your power to resolve the issue; stay cool and don’t get defensive.  

4.     Request a private form of communication
·      Obtain the customers contact information immediately. Ask them to send a direct message to you, with their information. This allows you to interact privately on the phone or in a longer email conversation. This will save you from public humiliation!


5.     Resolve Publicly 
·      When the problem is resolved be sure to go back to the original social media channel and show gratitude towards the customer. Say thank you… for bringing the problem to your attention, and allowing you to fix it. The goal here is to show publicly that the experience was resolved in a positive manner.
6.     Review The Experience
·      Go to the initial spark of conflict. Observe your business, ask yourself…. What can we learn from this experience? Is there a part of our company that can be improved? Using these experiences as opportunities of growth will benefit your business immensely.
It’s inevitable! As a business owner you will always come across a crisis. Every business has to deal with these types of situations…The difference is.. when the moment arises ….
How will you respond?

Sunday, June 30, 2013

M&R Gallery Senior Portrait Guide Video

M&R Gallery requested that I put together a video presentation for their 2013 Seniors. Since their consultations have increased they have no more time to sit down with each senior. Producing this video gave their clients an awareness of their brand a business. Increasing their awareness, SEO on their website and higher sales.

M&R Gallery's Campagin Email


Here is an average email composed to inform and invite M&R Gallery's leads to partake of the M&R experience. Email consisted of various links to website. Email also was directly tied to Google analytics.





M&R Gallery's Facebook Results June 2013





Authentique and The Mission Gallery's Final Social Media






Here are the end results of Authentique and The Mission Gallery's Facebook Pages.
I know that if my attention was focused on just one business page as  opposed to two the activity of that one page would be drastically higher. 

Authentique Gallery has 837 followers 
Average like per-post = 24
Average comments per-post= 3


The Mission Gallery has 843 followers
Average Like per-post = 18
Average Comment per post = 2