This is a *ahem* fictional *ahem* response to a business owner responding to a reviewer on yelp. ————————————- I adore you. I simply adore you. Thank you for taking the
Yelp lawsuit settled, and thoughts on fixing Yelp flaws
Some local friends were chatting about the yelp court case… amazing the momentary hubbub that it caused. All of a sudden everyone was a flitter with concern.. and now it is business as usual. A
On Twitter… Hotels should follow Hotels… okay (great responses). But now…
Let’s make a definitive list of who hotels should follow, for the new guys that come in trying to wade through all this. Hotels should find other hotels, for industry awareness, networking, and for
New hotel branding – Twitter is useful, but fine tuning for hotels is a must…
Twitter is wonderful, but as more people read my blog, I am hoping to engage twitterererserss’ in conversation. If you won’t comment, no worries! I just want to get myself thinking, so maybe
Hey grumpy reviewer… *YEAH YOU!*
Social Media is not a place to complain. It is a place to resolve problems. Oh wait. I just had a guest that we caught mid experience through her online review… resolved and righted the entire