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Elmer Rich III
We just saw media research that bad online reviews boost business as much as good ones. Makes sense, any attention is better than none.
Jason Lahita
Elmer: I would say that depends on who is doing the reviewing. When you do receive a bad review, either by a journalist or customer, take a second to think about how to counter it with something that highlights the good you do rather than get caught up in the moment and make something potentially innocuous worse than it needs to be. Be proactive, not reactive with your media relations and you’ll see good results.
Elmer Rich III
That’s the intuitive notion but data usually dashes our intuitions — if we pay attention. Mainly we ignore the data and pretend. Human nature.
Elmer Rich III
“The Streisand effect is a primarily online phenomenon in which an attempt to hide or remove a piece of information has the unintended consequence of publicizing the information more widely.”
Jason Lahita
Elmer you seem to have a line on some very interesting information. I’d love to see both the media research you reference and also hear more about the “Streisand Effect”, if you want to e-mail me or just put a link to it here. Thanks!
Elmer Rich III
Yes, we process a lot of research and information. Some we post in our blogs or Google is the source of most of it. Google will turn up most of what we see and some we don’t. Our blogs are:
Financial services marketing: richandco.wordpress.com
Geeky science and brain research related to financial services: brain4biz.wordpress.com
Connect on Linked In where we post things as well, most comes out on twitter: @richandcom.
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