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What's Next…for customer service and social media? Print
Wednesday, 20 June 2012 Hits : 1525

18 million people have already used social media to interact with their chosen brands and suppliers. Two thirds of these said they had a better experience than they would through traditional customer service channels.
These findings and others from our recent report, partnering with Fishburn Hedges, raise questions about the future for customer service, social media and how brands relate to their customers.

To discuss these issues, and the wider implications for social media and brand communications that our research threw up, we have bought together a panel of experts:

- Tara Evans, journalist, This is Money/Daily Mail
- Alex Pearmain, head of PR & social media, O2
- Eva Keogan, head of innovation, Fishburn Hedges
- Sam Knowles, joint managing director, Echo UK (chair)

Some of the questions they will cover include:
- Is social media fundamentally re-defining the relationships between consumers and brands?

 -Can this better service be explained simply as VIP treatment for those that shout loudest and most publicly?

- Will social media continue to deliver a better experience or is it just flash in the pan?

- Above all, how should brands respond to keep up with what their customers are increasingly expecting?

6pm for 6.30pm start

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If you are unable to attend, but would like to receive a short summary of the event, please call Matt Painter on +44 (0) 1483 413600 or contact us through our websiteJoin the discussion on Twitter: @echoresearch using the hashtag: #SMCustomer

 

Location: Fishburn Hedges, 77 Kingsway, London, WC2B 6SR
Contact: http://www.echoresearch.com/en/contact_us/

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