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Social media managers form an important work program for executive's fail-nephews, so I don't think what you are suggesting is realistic.
by mjhay 4y ago
Social media managers form an important work program for executive's fail-nephews, so I don't think what you are suggesting is realistic.
- duxup 4y agoPossibly. But companies want people to pay attention to their twitter accounts and take them seriously right? Can't suddenly decide they don't want them to ...
- s1artibartfast 4y agoCompanies want a Twitter account at all, but are forced into it because of customer expectations
- duxup 4y agoI worked for a company who had sales running the twitter account. Sales wanted the tech support folks (me included) to answer questions ... but the nature of the setup always included a TON of needed background information. So we just trained the sales drones to teach them how to efficiently shepherd the customers through the process of opening a ticket / open one for them and etc. It kept the twitter stream to mostly sales type stuff, that worked.
- Nextgrid 4y ago"executive's fail-nephews" is still much better than what it really is, which is usually underpaid slaves in boiler rooms in third-world countries right next to the phone scam call centre.