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Spring Edition 2010 - The Service & Support News


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Welcome to the Spring 2010 edition of helpdesk.com's quarterly newsletter -- The Service & Support News -- the premier newsletter for help desk, CRM, and IT professionals.

This issue's feature story looks at the emerging role of Twitter in the CRM and help desk management landscape. Initially a consumer-focused service, Twitter is quickly emerging as a CRM "essential" for businesses around the world. Enjoy this exciting read!

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FEATURE STORY

Is Twitter the Next Customer Service Hot Spot?
Zappos.com, Southwest Airlines, and Staples share their approach to Twitter as a valuable customer service channel.

(Source:1to1 Media)

helpdesk.comExcerpt: The evolution of Twitter as a business tool is gaining momentum. Within the past year Twitter has outgrown its initial consumer-based objective to become a business phenomenon. Companies, in particular PR and marketing folks, share links, interact with customers and prospects, and monitor competitors on the microblogging site. And now, the customer service departments are starting to take advantage of the real-time interaction potential with customers.

Three companies – Zappos.com, Southwest Airlines, and Staples – share their approach to Twitter as a valuable customer service channel...

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