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What Do Companies With Low Net Promoter Score Have in Common?

Retently

Comcast’s customer service is among the lowest-rated in the United States. However, specific banks, that have been plagued with scandals, rank near or at the bottom of the NPS average for the industry. The insurance company was affected by a long-lasting scandal regarding their refusal to satisfy disability claims by their customers.

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Equifax customer experience: “No law can fix stupid”

Customer Bliss

You have probably heard of the Equifax scandal by now, which has ratcheted up to being called “a tragedy.” ” 143 million accounts — that would be equivalent to about 40% of the people in the United States — were compromised. Their former CEO, Richard Smith, testified before Congress recently.

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5 Top Customer Service Articles For the Week of May 29, 2017

ShepHyken

United Continental: What Customer Service Scandal? Barron’s) Shares of United Continental have rallied since video of a passenger being dragged off one of its flights made the rounds. My Comment: What United Airlines scandal! by Ben Levisohn. One analyst explains why. How can that be? by Yaniv Reznik.

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Reputational Risk Explained: Effective Strategies to Build Trust and Credibility

BirdEye

Reputational risk is potential damage to an organization’s image caused by negative publicity, scandals, or crises that can impact revenue, brand value, and stakeholder loyalty. Within days, United’s stock price dropped by about $1 billion. A company’s reputation is shaped by public opinion.

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What Your Brand Can Learn Right Now from the Starbucks Controversy

QuestionPro Audience

The internet doesn’t forget a scandalous situation. The company’s reaction is a huge contrast from last year’s infamous video-captured incident on a United Express flight, when a passenger was recorded being forcibly dragged out. STARBUCKS DID THEIR RESEARCH AND KNEW THEIR AUDIENCE.

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Predictions on the Future of Brand Strategy

CSM Magazine

Just two decades ago, even major scandals featuring a major business’ unethical, environmentally harmful or exploitative behaviors would barely get reported on, and when they landed in a newspaper, it would blow over very quickly. The failure to vet supply chains properly can snowball into a scandal that can hurt your brand for years.

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Are You Protecting Your Brand From Potentially Dangerous Viral Moments?

Second to None

Thus, implementing measurement programs can help inspire more positive viral moments and mitigate the potential hazards of a scandalous individual interaction. As a result of this scandal, Starbucks implemented racial sensitivity training across their different locations, shutting down 8,000 stores across the United States.[1]

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