Jeremy Jacobs proves you can blog easily
Just a couple of months back, the presenter and public speaker Jeremy Jacobs didn’t have a blog. Now, he has a vibrant, well designed, readable and interesting blog that is clearly attracting readers. In the
The Impact of Social Media on Customer Service
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As a bricks & mortar retailer, we used social media quiet a lot in our Toy business . We’ve had very few complaints to deal with but we find social media a very good, quick , effective way of dealing with issues
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