Studies reveal consequences of ignoring consumers on social media

Recent studies have shown that consumers are turning to social media for their customer services requirements. Those companies or brands that don’t bother to answer queries or complaints on social channels risk turning away consumers for good as new studies from Sitel and Conversocial reveal.  Read More…

Source: Biz Report

 

Thankful for that Online Sale? Or Just Thankful for Your Customer in General? Send an Email Saying So

Email marketing touch points range from the welcome email to the “getting-to-know you email” to a graduated series of messages when it appears as though the customer is getting ready to bolt.

In between categories two and three, there is the “thank you email”, not just for purchases but also for other occasions, writes Clickmail Marketing.

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Source: Marketing Vox

Affluent social media users loyal, not seeking discounts

Wealthy social media users aren’t following brands to get discounts and coupons. A new survey from The Affluence Collaborative found those who pull in serious salaries follow a brand on social media because they like it.

However, The Affluent Collaborative‘s survey, reported by eMarketer titled  Why Do Affluent Consumers Connect with Brands on Social Networks found that those earning higher salaries, over $200k a year or more, are more likely to follow a brand  on social media out of loyalty – a compliment to those brands.

Less than a third (29%) of those earning $500k or more followed a brand for deals and discounts instead citing “I love the brand and want to follow it” (52.%) as their main motivator...Read More

 

Source: Biz Report | Helen Leggatt