Many of today’s consumers are frustrated by the increasingly impersonal nature of most customer service programs. According to the youth-focused specialists from Mobile Behavior
, digital technology offers companies a way to reach customers that is not only relevant, but also has a surprisingly “human touch.”
Are Impatient Consumers Ready for Digital Customer Service?
Posted on June 11th, 2008 | More Digital & Social Media · Mobile Behavior
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