Why We May Be Thinking About Chatbots All Wrong
Chatbots have human names and can talk to consumers just like a friend, but are businesses putting too much emphasis on flashy algorithms?
The Content Strategist
Chatbots have human names and can talk to consumers just like a friend, but are businesses putting too much emphasis on flashy algorithms?
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In the same way that a bad experience with a company’s customer service rep can make or break a company — so can bad content.
For American Airlines, Twitter is a customer service tool. With more than 416,000 fans, it ranks fifth place among airlines.
With technology becoming more sophisticated, it's important for companies to personalize their interactions with consumers
The electronics megastore constantly updates its accounts with answers to customers' questions, replies to their concerns, and discounts.
The brand uses social media the right way: To connect with people, address their concerns, and participate in meaningful conversations.
Google+'s hangout feature, which allows people to chat with each other via webcam, is a great tool for customer service and marketing.