I don't build social media clout for a dopamine fix.
Social media clout today is part of the essential consumer survival kit.
It is not only easy to access redressal mechanisms with most B2C businesses if you have clout, but in fact the only process of it happening today.
Social media clout today is part of the essential consumer survival kit.
It is not only easy to access redressal mechanisms with most B2C businesses if you have clout, but in fact the only process of it happening today.
If you do not have the capability to raise a rabble, you just have no insurance against bad consumer experience and dealing with faulty products/services in today's world.
This is just the Black Mirror-esque world we live in now.
"Social credit scores" actually exist
This is just the Black Mirror-esque world we live in now.
"Social credit scores" actually exist
I have regularly had experiences where my problems got fixed - exact same problems for which my friends who are not active on social have gotten the short end of stick.
In fact, the extreme end of *this* very spectrum is B2C brands sending freebies to influencers.
In fact, the extreme end of *this* very spectrum is B2C brands sending freebies to influencers.
The TAT for issue resolving via Twitter rants is a couple of orders of magnitude less than the official redressal mechanism (if even one exists).
In fact not just for a bad food order or a torn dress you ordered, but even more constitutional rights like electricty/water supply
In fact not just for a bad food order or a torn dress you ordered, but even more constitutional rights like electricty/water supply
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