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March 25, 2015 by Mack Collier

The Fan-Damn-Tastic Marketing Show Episode 19: Learning From Your Unhappy Customers

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Hey y’all! Welcome to the 19th episode of The Fan-Damn-Tastic Marketing Show! In this episode I talk about the value of your unhappy customers (don’t you love that quote?).  Unhappy customers are such an amazing source of vital business feedback that is often overlooked.  We’ll talk about harnessing that value in this episode of #fandamnshow.

Show Notes:

1:30 – Why you should listen to your unhappy customers

3:00 – Two types of unhappy customers, and the differences between them

3:15 – Why your fans are sometimes not the best source of feedback when it comes to your business’ problems

4:45 – Fans sometimes re-interpret problems as actually being positives or non-issues

9:20 – Unhappy customers will go the extra mile to bring issues to your attention.

 

Here’s where you can download and listen to the episode directly.  And if you can, please subscribe to The Fan-Damn-Tastic Marketing Show on iTunes, and I would *love* it if you could review the podcast on iTunes as well.  Also, #FanDamnShow is now available on Stitcher as well! Thanks for listening!

Pic via Flickr user Celestine Chua

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About Mack Collier

My name is Mack Collier and I am a digital marketing and content strategist located in Alabama. Since 2006 I've helped companies of all sizes from startups to global brands such as Adobe, Dell and Ingersoll-Rand, create customer-centric programs, content and experiences. A long-time internet geek, I've been online since 1988 and began using social networking sites in 1991 when I joined Prodigy. Today, I help companies understand how new technologies like web3, crypto and artificial intelligence can integrate with existing marketing strategies to lead to exceptional customer experiences.

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