Poor service is not restricted to classic businesses. Bill Tully's tale posted on his siteLinked in account Suspensionshows how the social-networking site Linkedin are getting it wrong. You will see the irony if you follow the link to their page 'Relationships Matter'
Like alot of technologically inspired businesses, linkedin has overlooked the fact that the very medium it seeks to utilise to grow its business can also come back and bite it in the rear. Clearly absorbed with 'technical genius of its business model it has totally overlooked the customer perspective in its approach.
Clearly there is a lack of deep marketing talent, otherwise the notion of 'customer journey' would have guided their service design
Showing posts with label Lack of Customer Care. Show all posts
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Tuesday, October 9, 2007
Are You Linkedin to Poor Service?
Posted by Mark Serve at 2:27 PM 1 comments
Labels: Lack of Customer Care, Linkedin, Poorly Designed Service Process, Social-Networking
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