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When Even Social Customer Service Isn’t Enough

Brass Tack Thinking - When Even Social Customer Service Isn't Enough

There’s a new consideration for businesses that social brings to bear. We laud social’s potential to revolutionize customer service. It gives the voice of the customer a platform. It makes big companies feel small again, gives them higher touch with the customers that matter to them. It shortens the distance Read more »

The Lifespan of Words…Longer Than You Think.

Brass Tack Thinking - The Lifespan of Words

We caution people to be mindful of what they post online, because it lives forever. What really lives forever? Words. Words are hard to take back once they’re spoken. You can explain, caveat, clarify, even apologize. But the words are always there. And they linger. More specifically, the feelings those Read more »

Consider This: 24/7 Access, Work, and Social Media

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The emergence of social business and social media often presents more questions than answers, or new considerations and conundrums that we haven’t faced before. Occasionally with Consider This, we’ll put the questions to the community here, and let the discussion head where it will. Who says blogging has to be Read more »

8 Lessons Learned from The Long Blogging Road

Brass Tack Thinking - 8 Lessons Learned from the Long Blogging Road

I’ve been blogging in some form or another for about 6 or 7 years. Most of that stuff is long defunct, but my current blog at Brass Tack Thinking has been around since 2008 (it was previously called Altitude Branding). Sifting through the archives the other day, I was reflecting Read more »

Forget Your POV, What’s Your TOV?

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Today, an important question and topic from BTT regular contributor, Matt Ridings. I’ve always been verbose. It’s this undeniable need to have people truly ‘understand’ what I’m saying, and it takes a lot of words to try and get nuance across. Combine that with the fact that I’m a very Read more »

In Defense of Donut Pictures (or Why The Mundane Matters)

We sometimes decry original, compelling content not getting its due, at least in the face of what we consider mundane, even inane. We lament that people pour out comments on pictures of cats or donuts or tweets about what you’re cooking for dinner and where you went on vacation. We Read more »

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