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by Olivia Collins
As a teenager in 2014, social media is a huge part of my life. Whether or not my age group likes to admit it, social media dominates our existence. However, sites can gain and lose popularity at the drop of a dime if they don’t keep up with the ways we prefer to communicate. I’ve picked out a few of my current favorite and least favorite sites to share.
Rebuilding trust If you’re getting a lot of hate online, one of these scenarios might seem familiar:
Issuing an apology isn’t going to make everybody forget about what happened. As a business, you need to redeem yourself by proving that what you did wrong was a one-off, and that you are still worth your customers' time — and their money. Unfortunately, it takes time to rebuild that trust. There’s no instant fix: but, through consistently professional behavior, you will get past it. And in the mean time? Be patient. The waiting game It’s difficult to stay positive when half your followers seem angry and the other half seem to be laughing at you. However bad things are, it’s important to redirect the conversation surrounding your brand. Let people be negative, but don’t get drawn into it — if you’ve said sorry, it’s time to act positive, even when you don’t feel that way. Here’s how:
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