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How to Complain on Facebook and Twitter

Chad Schaeffer

What’s fun and exciting this week? My last post on “How Kroger Ruined, Then Saved My Daughter’s Birthday” was the third most popular post of all time here on No Fluff Social Media. Thanks to everyone who took the time to read it. I often write about how big companies can improve their customer care in social media and I got to thinking perhaps some of you would be interested to know how to complain or ask a question of those brands on Facebook or Twitter.

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Quality and Consistency Wins Business and Drives Revenues

Horizon CX

'I like pizza. I think I’m among a majority of people who do. And, pizza I would say is as much a commodity as coffee—although people certainly have their preferences and favorites for sure. While I’m not here to debate the nutritional merits of pizza, I will admit that I have this craving I must satisfy every couple of weeks. Therefore, pizza has been a regular element of my diet.

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Taming the Beast: 3 Tips for Managing VMS Network Consumption

Customer Interactions

'Your Video Management System (VMS) is likely the most demanding application running on your network. Chances are no other application takes up more bandwidth. And if you’re recording video 24/7 (like most organizations do) your VMS is eating up even more bandwidth with high bit rate video. Here are three tips for taming the VMS beast. Recorder throttling – By capping the overall bandwidth consumption for each recorder, you can control the effect of each one (and the associated camer

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Reimagine Your Communications With A Unified Platform

Cut complexity and boost efficiency while empowering your customers with Nextiva's unified communications platform. Nextiva streamlines workflows and centralizes customer interactions, all while simplifying business collaboration, increasing productivity, and reducing employee burnout.

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