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Online Reputation Management: What It Is & Why You Need It
Get those pencils out, ladies and gents! We’re working to improve Online Reputation Management (ORM) with the help of AdEspresso, today.
One-star reviews, a negative message, or an angry email can be day-breakers. But it’s how you respond that determines if the customer remains loyal or not.
You’ve been the unhappy customer before. Think about a time when a customer service team listened and actually helped. It made your day, right? So much so, you might’ve felt inclined about filling out a feedback service.
ORM tackles the little fires with open, personalized conversation before it causes serious damage, and it’s a vital ingredient to building brand loyalty.
Let’s get into the 5 ORM strategies recommended by AdEspresso:
- Answer Promptly and With Empathy. As a matter of fact, 83% of people expect responses to social media comments in a day or less (Clutch survey). Prompt responses prevent frustration and show the customer they are a priority. Take a peek at this example via Twitter.
- Address Negativity Up Front. 82% of consumers read online reviews AND 97% also read the business’s responses. If that’s not enough reason to always address unhappy customers, we don’t know what is. With a closer look into Peloton’s response to unsatisfied folks shows:
- “Thank you for” or “We’re sorry about” – show empathy
- Offering a FAQ link or an email – make the answer convenient
- Provide a timeline – set expectation
- Mention your team – the customer is the companies priority
- Own Up To Your Mistakes. When you hurt a friend, you apologize. Dealing with tense customer situations isn’t any different. Here are a few insights to crafting an honest apology:
- Consider the medium.
- Directly address the concerns raised by consumers.
- Describe how you intend to resolve the situation.
There are 2 more strategies and plenty of examples. Check it out!
The Brand Grader
We all love a solid tool and seeing that the Brand Grader comes from Mention we’re feeling pretty good about this one. This tool lets you…
- access any brand’s reputation online
- seamlessly share results with your team
- monitor your competitors
With this info, you grab a snapshot of how your brand performs online and the actions you need to take to improve it.
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