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This triggers my recent pet-peeve: why is everyone using Twitter as their de-facto customer service? I know the answer to my question, but it's frustrating and
by astrea 6y ago
This triggers my recent pet-peeve: why is everyone using Twitter as their de-facto customer service? I know the answer to my question, but it's frustrating and pathetic.
- TrackerFF 6y ago(preface: I rarely use twitter) I guess it's because: 1. It's super simple to set up, and the short length forces you to be direct. 2. It's incredibly easy for sharing - so there's potential for things to go viral, fast. Good for customers, bad for companies. Hashtags are quite powerful, as anyone can use them - so if someone decides to block you or whatever, you can still reach through hashtags. Likewise, I guess a lot of big companies are actively monitoring twitter for things related to them. Pretty easy to automate.