March 18, 2009 Why Is Your Business Afraid of Negative Blog Posts?by Mack CollierIt's enough to make the average business owner break out in a cold sweat; the thought of bloggers ripping them. But while many businesses and companies are fearful of posts that shine a negative light on their business, these instances are in fact a wonderful opportunity.
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Return to the Top of this Page In response to... Why Is Your Business Afraid of Negative Blog Posts?Hey Mack, I have to completely agree with you. You can't control what people write about you but you can always control how you react. A couple weeks ago here in my small city a local business owner was brutally reviewed on Facebook after he yelled at customers in his restaurant. The event would have been overlooked and he'd have only lost a few customers except his mistake was broadcast to the whole community through his poor service. The result? He learnt his behavior needed to be corrected and his business will be better for it, and his public apology was well received by the whole community. I don't think you can ask for a better outcome. Christopher Ross In response to... Why Is Your Business Afraid of Negative Blog Posts?Companies don't like to deal with problems and negative customers in the open. A lot of companies fear one negative customer can create a wave of negative people with the same problem. The advantage of being open for the negative response is that you will get the negative information much earlier and the problems will not grow out of proportions. Steen Seo Ãhman In response to... B2B Buyers Are Using Social Media in a Huge WayIt recently read (think it was on Twitter) that DELL just added $500,000 to their bottom line by following people via Twitter Search I believe by entering peoples conversations via that medium and carrying it through to the deal.....I guess you've just got to be creative and subtle. Peter Sinclair Return to the Top of this Page Free SEO ToolsThinking of buying SEO software? Then try the best SEO tools free first! Skaffe.com Directory: Show off your website Express Submit today.Quality directories like Skaffe.com offer you strong search engine exposure. WoW DirectoryPowerful and affordable directory marketing services. Submit your website today! Return to the Top of this Page SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMIZATION Has Google Made Website Design Less Relevant 2 Sites 1 Old 1 New. Do I 301 RedirectWEBSITE DEVELOPMENT How To Set Goals In Google Analytics Quick & Easy Setup Of Payment Processing Contact Form AbuseSMALL BUSINESS ISSUES Starting A New Business Using Legal ZoomSOCIAL MEDIA Facebook Twitter Envy? Changes.WHAT TYPE OF BUSINESS SHOULD I START Only Idea ... Is That Enough Health And Fitness IdeasPREVIOUS WEEK Small Business Forum Update For March 4, 2009 (If you like our search engine news, you'll love our small business news.) Return to the Top of this Page
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