1. Ways To Deal With Criticism In Internet Marketing
2. There's no such thing as a company that is universally
loved and adored. This is true both traditional and on
the internet. Regardless of how great your company is,
you're going to have to deal with criticism. It is what you
do when you find that criticism that is important. This is
especially crucial to do when you do your business on
the web -- where people don't have lots of chances to
connect with you in person to counteract the negative
opinions they read. These are the things you should do.
3. You need to respond quickly to any kind of criticism you
see. You shouldn't underestimate how vital this is. You
don't want to simply let a negative Younique critique sit
somewhere without answering it. If you see the
feedback in a public forum, answer back through the
same thread and thank the person for her or his Multi
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4. Say that you'll investigate the matter and then ask for
permission to contact the individual in private. It will
persuade others that your priority is the creation of the
best possible product...and that you don't respond
poorly when someone criticizes you. It'll earn you a lot
of respect.
5. Actually spend time looking into whether or not a
criticism is about something that actually should be
fixed. The differences between a troll and a real critique
are evident. It's not necessary to reply to "you suck."
6. It is vital, though, to check out things including "the
format is wonky" or "there is a 404 page where the
about page should be." Check everything out and if the
change is something you'll need (or would like) to make,
make it. This shows to others that you're paying
attention and will act when action is necessary.
7. Personalize every reply you make. If you opt to make a
change based on something another person has said, tell
the person you're taking what they said to heart and are
making things better. It is also good to publish
something like this openly. It demonstrates that you do
not have an anger response when you're criticized.
8. It shows that you make an effort to give people what
they want. This is good, even if you decide against
making alterations people have asked for. Tell them you
checked things out but chose not to do anything. Be sure
you clarify why this is.
9. Remember that, above all else, the way you react to
feedback is about reputation management. If you fire
back at someone for saying something negative about
you, you just look petty. If you ignore the criticism
people have given to you and insist that everything is
good, you'll seem like you do not understand your
company or product well. Keep your pride on a tether.
For the most part, the criticism isn't meant to be about
you personally. They did not have a fulfilling experience
with your product. You should make your product better
so they will not have the same experience later on.
10. How you take criticism says quite a bit both about you
and your business. It's important to maintain positivity!
