My slides from the DOYOLive conference in Youngstown, Ohio August 4, 2016, covering advice social media managers can use to address complaints received through these channels.
3. Most of the time, it’s good.
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4. The Bulk of the Iceberg
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5. People Get Upset
When people get upset, they:
• Want a solution
• Want to vent
• Want to “make you pay” in the court of public
opinion
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6. Sentiment & Behavior Flow
Patients /
Customers
Happy /
Neutral
Upset
Let You
Know
Offline
Online
Seethe in
Silence
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9. Step One: Listen So You Can Hear
• Invest in a Paid Tool
o HootSuite Pro / Enterprise
o Spredfast, Falcon Social, Sprinklr, Percolate
• Use Free Tools for Redundancy
o Platform Notifications
o Google Alerts
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10. Step Two: Respond. Fast.
• 39% expect a response within an hour
• Average response time: 3.99 hours
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12. Step Three: Respond Well
• First Response Essentials:
o Empathy
o Blameless Apology
o Offer Assistance
• ACID Test
o Acknowledge
o Contain
o Inform
o Direct
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13. Be Human
• Address the person by name
• Consider using “I” rather than “we”
• Have a personality (and use it wisely)
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21. Challenge: A World of Constant Change
• Twitter’s Customer Service Features:
o Setting to allow anyone to send you a DM (no need to follow)
o Direct-to-DM links for smooth transitions
o Customer satisfaction surveys via DM
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