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8 Tips For Managing A Social Media Crisis - AllTwitter

8 Tips For Managing A Social Media Crisis - AllTwitter | World's Best Infographics | Scoop.it

The key word in social media is social.


As such, it’s a two-way game. Brands and businesses that use channels such as Twitter and Facebook to simply broadcast their message rarely get the sort of results they would expect. Fans and customers want and demand to be heard, and brands that carefully nurture these relationships benefit from higher engagement levels, boosts in website traffic and sales, strong word of mouth marketing and customer loyalty.


But sometimes, despite our best efforts, things go wrong. So what do you do when the worst happens?...

Cindy Navarro's curator insight, August 29, 2013 1:44 PM

It takes R & R: Relationship & Response to issues.

Betty Carlin's curator insight, August 29, 2013 2:23 PM

Great infographic! It's all about having a plan in place BEFORE you need it.

 

Monica McPherrin's curator insight, August 29, 2013 8:10 PM

Always have a plan in case of an emergency.

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A Sea of Troubles: PR impact of bad Carnival Cruise News | Visual.ly

A Sea of Troubles: PR impact of bad Carnival Cruise News | Visual.ly | World's Best Infographics | Scoop.it
Carnival cruise experiences multiple technical problems resulting in negative media coverage based on MediaMiser's monitoring and analysis.
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Useful analysis and nicely presented in this infographic.

Jeff Domansky's curator insight, April 11, 2013 10:43 PM

Liked the crisis analysis and infographic creativity.

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Thanks for scooping our work Jeff!
Jeff Domansky's comment, August 16, 2013 4:19 PM
You're welcome MM.
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Ultimate Guide to Monitoring Your Online Reputation | Melissa Agnes

Ultimate Guide to Monitoring Your Online Reputation | Melissa Agnes | World's Best Infographics | Scoop.it

An excellent infographic, plus additional resources on monitoring your online reputation - from Melissa Agnes's online crisis management blog. Yesterday, Jeffrey sent me a link to this excellent infographic on monitoring your online reputation. I thought it was so well-created that I wanted to share it with you here today. Below the infographic, you’ll find additional links to past posts I’ve written that take you deeper into actually putting the excellent advice within this infographic to use. Take a look....

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Social Media as a Crisis Management Tool

Social Media as a Crisis Management Tool | World's Best Infographics | Scoop.it

Just about every plan we put together these days includes aspects of social media crisis management. Presenting a variety of platforms and utilities that are perfect for communications, reputation management, monitoring stakeholder sentiment and a host of other specialized uses.


Add to that the fact that your audience is all but guaranteed to be both talking about and searching for information on your crisis via social media, and the question of whether to use social for your next crisis management campaign becomes a no-brainer.

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Useful tips for online and social media crisis management.

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Infographic: How to Handle a PR Fail on Social Media | SocialTimes

Infographic: How to Handle a PR Fail on Social Media | SocialTimes | World's Best Infographics | Scoop.it

Domino’s faced a major crisis in 2009 after two employees defiled their pizza on YouTube, but it only took the company three and a half weeks to restore a 22 percent drop in online sentiment, according to social media monitoring service SDL. How did they do it?

 

Domino’s president Patrick Doyle put up his own YouTube video, in which he explained that the rogue employees were not only fired, but also faced criminal charges. YouTube commenters responded with the usual sarcasm, but addressing the problem on the same platform where it started helped contain it.

 

United Airlines and Nestlé, which also faced backlash after a fail, were not so lucky. Below is a comparison of how the three companies’ responses to criticism from the public either reduced or increased the amount negative things people said about them online....

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Great crisis management case study presented as an infographic.

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