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I've often times wondered as well how to deal with unhappy customers and this post is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you for sharing!
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Well said.
I try to 'agree before differing' (where possible) when responding to negative comments.
Also, sometimes its important to remember the motives behind the people arriving through Site Comments - they are not representative of my target audience usually.
It is often clear they have skim read the article and made broad assumptions to cut down on reading time and rack up another 'comment'.
I try to 'agree before differing' (where possible) when responding to negative comments.
Also, sometimes its important to remember the motives behind the people arriving through Site Comments - they are not representative of my target audience usually.
It is often clear they have skim read the article and made broad assumptions to cut down on reading time and rack up another 'comment'.