9 posts tagged customer_evangelists

Shining a bright light on a troll isn't always the wisest thing to do (especially when they are certifiably crazy, or have had issues in the past). You have to be careful because sometimes they will steal your goat, or steal your baby (as those old fairy tales would tell us) or they will flame you in a community or even write nasty blog posts about you, your product or service.

Shining a bright light on a troll isn't always the wisest thing to do (especially when they are certifiably crazy, or have had issues in the past). You have to be careful because sometimes they will steal your goat, or steal your baby (as those old fairy tales would tell us) or they will flame you in a community or even write nasty blog posts about you, your product or service.

I recently ordered some new Reef sandals from Zappos.com. In fact, I order almost ALL of my shoes from Zappos.com. Sure I also buy locally, but usually I can’t because: The store doesn’t have my size (11-12 is very common, popular shoes sell out fast).

Here’s another “long form” Daily Flip video. The first one, “What’s your passion?” got some good reviews, so I figured I’d try another one. However, this one is a bit shorter and has more of a set focus. I picked three topics for this show. Those are… 1. My new Sennheiser headset I bought from Amazon.com.

Nowadays we all need to find new ways to get attention in order to stand out and get what we want. I review a unique business idea called SendaBall.com (affiliate link) that I think anyone can use to get attention in a cost-effective way. Use it to get the attention of a potential employer, or a big customer.

Jim does a review of one of his favorite geek magazines called Revenue Magazine. Revenue Magazine covers all things related to affiliate marketing, but not limited to other things like mobile advertising, pay-per-click strategies, email marketing, and much much more.

A Different Spin on Internal PR December 30th, 2007 | email this | trackback | comment RSS feed no comment Published in Business Tags: customer evangelists, customer service, pr, public relations, Ritz-Carlton If you’ve ever stayed at a Ritz-Carlton hotel, you know that when it comes to customer service, the Ritz does it right.

You know your product or service is great (far above average) when you can get someone to say… “It just works”. That’s it. It’s the highest compliment you can get. “It just works” is a very powerful phrase in this day and age. Especially when it comes to choosing between several items you may be shopping for.

Forget the wine. I know nothing about wine. I don’t drink wine. Don’t really even like it unless its got a screw cap and I can buy it at the grocery store every once in a while. So forget wine… I want to be Gary Vaynerchuk because… Well, I don’t really want to be him, but I want to be able to entertain like him.