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Posted By: toddmintz 107 days ago
Topic Type: News Story (Jump to http://www.conversationmarketing.com)
Category: Other Online Marketing
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Great list of customer relations and Internet crisis management tips.
Oh, and don't even get me started on Alaska Airlines after what happened in San Jose after SMX West. Don't make your home page (Seattle) fantastic and the rest of your website (San Jose, NYC, etc.) crappy.
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I love the Motrin idea! Passing that along to our sales team.
Gotta love customer service at its best (sarcasm intended)
I don't get it. The AA staff weren't available to check him in super early? They arrived at the counter in plenty of time to check him in for the flight, right? What's the big deal?
I was at the airport early today too, after speaking at SES, for the same flight... and I had to hang around until the Alaska people showed up too. The problem was that we had to sit there with luggage... with only about 8 seats available to actually sit in. It would have been much better if they had a sign at least saying when they came back... because it was a code share, I wasn't sure if I should be heading off to the American teminal to check in there.
I have learned one thing in business management: People will forgive you almost anything,uncaring behaviour and bad customer servivce they won't.
slowpoke hates airports.
Yeah, 3 PM is just too early to wake up and get to work on time...
@Kalena it was actually 2.5 hours before the flight. But the real point here is that they didn't say anything about their hours. So we were all standing there trying to figure out what was up. A sign sure would've taken care of it.
That's really my point in the whole post - not that Alaska was annoying, but that a simple sign would've totally fixed the problem. That's the lesson we should all take to our sites.
Ah. Thanks for clarifying.