Using social media for customer service in the bus and transport industry. Examples of best practices, how to get started and platforms to consider for your own strategy.
3. Coming up
• Expectations
• Grumbles
• How do you include social?
• How should you use your channels?
• Integration, personalisation and time
• The future
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18. • Direct and helpful – Short, sharp information providing
useful alternatives
• Timely – Accurate facts in real time
• Synchronised – The same message across all channels
• Informative – Talk to them as passengers, not politicians or
technicians!
• Set expectations – Response times, scripted, operating
hours
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29. Scenario
Overnight storms cause road closure on major routes
• Twitter – alternative routes, stops affected, delays likely, retweet passengers
giving info
• Website – update on status, sign post to Twitter live updates
• Facebook – share updates on issue directly or share local publication posts
• Display boards – ensure all communication is the same
• Staff – are they trained in channel use? Are they in the know?
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35. • Don’t automate too much
• Set expectations
• Build foundations
• Share useful and relevant information
• Be consistent and coordinated
• Train staff
• Get feedback
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41. Future
• Toolkit for devs to build
bots
• Send text messages
• Automated responses
• Payment systems
• No additional apps to
build or download
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