So Delta offered Mike a change of room, but since he was leaving the next day, the guest said there wasn’t much point in changing rooms now. However, the hotel staff were not satisfied with the answer and when Mike returned to the room later, they found a handwritten note from the staff and a tray with pastries:
It is likely that, even without the answer to his tweet and pastries, Mike would still have had a positive opinion of the company. However, he would not have been as delirious about Delta Hotels as he was. Thus, thanks to the listening of social media outside the corporate channels themselves and the cost of a few pastries, Delta Hotels left a strong impression on a client with a huge shared social media return.
Thanks to social media monitoring tools like the Websays Dashboard, listening to consumers outside your own channels is possible and will also allow you to make a positive impact on your brand image and customer experience.
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