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How to stop a disgruntled customer from slandering your business on social media
Social media and SEO generate greater exposure and additional contact with the outside world. Unfortunately, this also opens up your company to an attack through social media by a disgruntled customer.
Our natural instinct is to delete the comment or try to override it with positive feedback. However, some savvy aggressors will continue to write on your wall, or find similar subject blogs and post to smear your name.
How should you handle such a situation? What should you do when this happens to your business?
- Before this happens to your company, create a plan on how to handle such an occurrence. Being surprised often makes you react impulsively which can lead to a poor decision instigating additional harassment by the angry customer. A plan will help prepare you and allow you to respond with proper tone and content.
- Before responding, consult with trusted associates or mentors. Collaborating with others, hearing their ideas and solutions will help you establish a better plan of action.
- Create an automated response that is generic and will halt your customer from continuing on his rampage. For example: “We are very sorry for your experience. We would appreciate the opportunity to investigate and resolve this issue”. Make sure you provide your contact information: Business phone, direct line, e-mail, text.
- Offer to meet to resolve the grievance. By doing so, you divert the irritated customer from writing additional attacks which allows you to handle the problem offline.
- Make sure that all communication is prompt and on topic. Delay can escalate your client’s emotions and antagonize him to vent more.
Have you ever dealt with an angry, unsatisfied client? If yes, please share how you handled the situation and the outcome.
If you are ever in this position and need help, please e-mail us at sales@omacomp.com. We have experience to assist you and manage the challenges of social media.
OMA
FYI for all Quick Book users and Windows 8 issue
Despite Microsoft’s official release of Windows 8 you will find that there are problems. Once again, the QuickBooks PDF drivers just don’t work right. What can you do? Until Intuit finds a solution to the problem, there is a quick fix. We at OMA Comp found this to be issue only on some computers. With few installations it worked perfectly. Click the link to read the article for A SIMPLE FIX!
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Orest Melnyk
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Pocket Filmmaker: recording great sound
Welcome back to CNET Australia‘s guide to pocket film-making. The Pocket Filmmaker will be showing you how to turn the smartphone in your pocket into a camera capable of shooting video projects that are worthy of sharing with family and friends, online and even with the judges of some of Australia’s biggest short-film festivals.
http://www.cnet.com.au/pocket-filmmaker-recording-great-sound-339342426.htm
Jason Van Genderen was the winner of several short film-making awards at festivals including Tropfest NY, Tropfest Sydney and Aspen Shortsfest, and he has even won an IF Award. Jason’s projects have been shot on the Nokia N95, Nokia N8 and Apple’s iPhone. He recently took home first prize in the Telstra Mobile Masterpieces category at Tropfest Sydney for his film The 53rd Hour.
Detroit’s Rising Tech Scene
For years, Detroit’s IT presence was driven by the auto industry. Within the last five years, though, the tech scene has moved well beyond the Big Three due in large part to an explosive growth in mobile and cloud technologies. When I came to the city six years ago, Detroit’s tech scene was insignificant compared to what it has become now. Today downtown is thriving with young, passionate developers who want to be a part of the revitalization of Detroit through IT. Over the last few years thousands of new tech jobs have been created or have moved into the city.
Whether it’s creating a better user experience or revolutionizing the media industry, these Detroiters are busy building a community of technology-based startups that is helping solve the city’s larger economic problems, bringing economic diversity to the city and turning Detroit into a tech hub.
Over the past two years, this revolution has been driven by the start of Compuware Ventures, Detroit Venture Partners, and Detroit Labs. Other companies such as Galaxe Solutions, Quicken Loans, and Atomic Object have recently moved downtown further energizing the city’s tech community.
The Internet a Decade Later
The animated infographic below.
Created by bestedsites.com, shows just how far technology has come in the past decade.




