I only recently [re]discovered the series and have been blown away with how relevant the comments are. When I think how much has happened since October 2008 [note: that's before Simple Marketing Now for me], the perspectives below make me appreciate how timeless the topic is and how particularly suited the tools of social media are to building relationships and developing loyalty with customers.
That's why I'm sharing with you all eight of the video clips in Becky's series and hope you will watch each one. Most are under a minute in length; the longest is 1:25 minutes. Speaking to Becky and answering the question "how does social media impact customer loyalty?" are some of the finest social media practitioners, all equally passionate about customer service, customer experience and what the tools of social media make possible for connecting with customers. All that's missing is Becky answering the question!
Frank Eliason, then with Comcast as @ComcastCares on Twitter; now with Citi
John Bernier from Best Buy and co-creator of @Twelpforce
Logic + Emotion's David Armano now with Edelman Digital
Connie Reece from Every Dot Connects
Mack Collier from Viral Garden and MackCollier.com
C.B. Whittemore [yes ;-)]
Chris Brogan from ChrisBrogan.com
Brian Solis from @BrianSolis.com
Gary Vaynerchuk from garyvaynerchuk
Thanks, Becky, for creating this video series about customer loyalty and social media and for inviting me to be part of it. It's timeless!
What's your take on social media and customer loyalty?
P.S.: Happy Valentine's Day!
2 comments:
Thanks for digging these out, CB! Maybe I will record my answers and post on my blog - but my new book will also answer the question. :)
Thanks again - you rock!
Becky, as you said in a tweet, these videos were ahead of their time. It's almost eery how unwaveringly focused each response is on customer loyalty. Thank you for including me.
I can't wait to read your book. I know it will inspire us intensely!
Best,
CB
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