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- This product had a total of 148 reviews as of our last analysis date on Dec 12 2019.
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An essential resource for every current or future business owner!
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Jay Baer provides clear and concise guidelines on how to win in customer service with both off-stage and on-stage complaints. A... Read More
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
And i appreciated the fact that it applies to any business (or any organization for that matter) - no matter what field you are in.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Any company who does not will be left in the dark.
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By contrast, jay baer’s hug your haters: how to embrace complaints and keep your customers may not startle readers with its confounding ability to make two plus two equal five.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
At times, in fact, the book seems prosaic in comparison with small data.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
This book is one of 2016’s best precisely because it’s a straightforward, pragmatic look at how to engage with angry customers.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
He often uses a playbook-style approach to help marketers learn how to reach out to aggrieved customers, no matter what channel they are using to voice their problems.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Baer’s major organizational insight is that there are essentially two types of haters: onstage haters, who use social media as their primary complaint venue, and offstage haters, who prefer more private channels, like email or phone.
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