Data breaches. Privacy concerns. Delays in public response to customer complaints.
These are just a few of the many ways companies are continually losing the trust of their customers and diminishing the value of their brands. With 24/7 news cycles, increased investigative reporting on local, regional and national levels, and the prominence and use of social media and other online platforms to make concerns public quickly, now more than ever, companies need to have communications strategies in place for any and all potential scenarios.
Trust is paramount to the success of any business as without your customers and partners, it is difficult to grow or even survive. Make sure you have the key pieces in place to keep trust a top priority.
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3/20/2019 03:45:09 pm
It's the nature of man to give respect and trust not just to people who deserve it but also to those that does not have any record yet whether there is a reason why you shouldn't give them any. This is why maybe it's best to stay invisible and neutral sometimes. It's best when people don't know anything about you. The less they know, the more they will be generous with everything because there remains a mystery of what if you really deserve it? Me, I try to be nice to everyone including those which seem tainted because again, you will never know where they really come from and who they really are.
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