Comments on: Coffee Shots – The Good & The Bad http://thesociallatte.com/09/coffee-shots-the-good-the-bad/ Steaming Fresh Web Dev & Social Media Thu, 26 Apr 2012 06:43:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: poproxx77 http://thesociallatte.com/09/coffee-shots-the-good-the-bad/#comment-93 poproxx77 Thu, 29 Apr 2010 03:02:19 +0000 http://www.thesociallatte.com/?p=753#comment-93 I don't want you to give out trade secrets but perhaps you could discuss the mechanics of how they follow-up with their customers. OTherwise thanks for the info. I don't want you to give out trade secrets but perhaps you could discuss the mechanics of how they follow-up with their customers. OTherwise thanks for the info.

]]> By: poproxx77 http://thesociallatte.com/09/coffee-shots-the-good-the-bad/#comment-167 poproxx77 Thu, 29 Apr 2010 03:02:19 +0000 http://www.thesociallatte.com/?p=753#comment-167 I don't want you to give out trade secrets but perhaps you could discuss the mechanics of how they follow-up with their customers. OTherwise thanks for the info. I don't want you to give out trade secrets but perhaps you could discuss the mechanics of how they follow-up with their customers. OTherwise thanks for the info.

]]> By: Wildlflower Bread Company Goes Social http://thesociallatte.com/09/coffee-shots-the-good-the-bad/#comment-92 Wildlflower Bread Company Goes Social Fri, 19 Feb 2010 22:13:27 +0000 http://www.thesociallatte.com/?p=753#comment-92 [...] through social media – especially the way they use their Twitter account.  Here is an earlier post talking about one example and I have since had several personal interactions and am continually [...] [...] through social media – especially the way they use their Twitter account.  Here is an earlier post talking about one example and I have since had several personal interactions and am continually [...]

]]> By: Jack Smith http://thesociallatte.com/09/coffee-shots-the-good-the-bad/#comment-90 Jack Smith Wed, 07 Oct 2009 17:22:06 +0000 http://www.thesociallatte.com/?p=753#comment-90 Amy, Thanks so much for stopping by and leaving a comment. I really think this is a great example of social media done well, and it is great to hear that being one of the customers in the example, you feel the same way too. Thanks again! jls Amy, Thanks so much for stopping by and leaving a comment. I really think this is a great example of social media done well, and it is great to hear that being one of the customers in the example, you feel the same way too.

Thanks again!
jls

]]> By: amylamp http://thesociallatte.com/09/coffee-shots-the-good-the-bad/#comment-91 amylamp Tue, 06 Oct 2009 02:15:56 +0000 http://www.thesociallatte.com/?p=753#comment-91 Great post, Jack! I agree that Liberty Market does an excellent job of interacting with customers. It makes me want to go back and creates a relationship making things less anonymous. Did you happen to catch Joe's Brown Bag presentation @gangplank about Third Places? It's a fascinating concept.<br><br>Being responsive on services like Twitter is a big investment, but the benefits are huge. Knowing that you're more than just a person who stopped in for lunch, but a part of the community means a lot. Great post, Jack! I agree that Liberty Market does an excellent job of interacting with customers. It makes me want to go back and creates a relationship making things less anonymous. Did you happen to catch Joe's Brown Bag presentation @gangplank about Third Places? It's a fascinating concept.

Being responsive on services like Twitter is a big investment, but the benefits are huge. Knowing that you're more than just a person who stopped in for lunch, but a part of the community means a lot.

]]> By: amylamp http://thesociallatte.com/09/coffee-shots-the-good-the-bad/#comment-166 amylamp Tue, 06 Oct 2009 02:15:56 +0000 http://www.thesociallatte.com/?p=753#comment-166 Great post, Jack! I agree that Liberty Market does an excellent job of interacting with customers. It makes me want to go back and creates a relationship making things less anonymous. Did you happen to catch Joe's Brown Bag presentation @gangplank about Third Places? It's a fascinating concept.<br><br>Being responsive on services like Twitter is a big investment, but the benefits are huge. Knowing that you're more than just a person who stopped in for lunch, but a part of the community means a lot. Great post, Jack! I agree that Liberty Market does an excellent job of interacting with customers. It makes me want to go back and creates a relationship making things less anonymous. Did you happen to catch Joe's Brown Bag presentation @gangplank about Third Places? It's a fascinating concept.

Being responsive on services like Twitter is a big investment, but the benefits are huge. Knowing that you're more than just a person who stopped in for lunch, but a part of the community means a lot.

]]> By: amylamp http://thesociallatte.com/09/coffee-shots-the-good-the-bad/#comment-89 amylamp Mon, 05 Oct 2009 19:15:56 +0000 http://www.thesociallatte.com/?p=753#comment-89 Great post, Jack! I agree that Liberty Market does an excellent job of interacting with customers. It makes me want to go back and creates a relationship making things less anonymous. Did you happen to catch Joe's Brown Bag presentation @gangplank about Third Places? It's a fascinating concept.<br><br>Being responsive on services like Twitter is a big investment, but the benefits are huge. Knowing that you're more than just a person who stopped in for lunch, but a part of the community means a lot. Great post, Jack! I agree that Liberty Market does an excellent job of interacting with customers. It makes me want to go back and creates a relationship making things less anonymous. Did you happen to catch Joe's Brown Bag presentation @gangplank about Third Places? It's a fascinating concept.

Being responsive on services like Twitter is a big investment, but the benefits are huge. Knowing that you're more than just a person who stopped in for lunch, but a part of the community means a lot.

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