Comments on: Untangling the Social Web http://sparksheet.com/untangling-the-social-web/ Good ideas about content, media & marketing Tue, 22 May 2012 22:49:49 +0000 hourly 1 By: Adam Metz http://sparksheet.com/untangling-the-social-web/#comment-693 Adam Metz Tue, 08 Sep 2009 19:21:57 +0000 http://sparksheet.com/?p=475#comment-693 <span class="topsy_trackback_comment"><span class="topsy_twitter_username"><span class="topsy_trackback_content">We were interviewed in SpaFax's Sparksheet re: revenue from the social web http://bit.ly/QScOc</span></span> We were interviewed in SpaFax’s Sparksheet re: revenue from the social web http://bit.ly/QScOc

]]> By: Ahmed Sultan, ITC http://sparksheet.com/untangling-the-social-web/#comment-113 Ahmed Sultan, ITC Fri, 14 Aug 2009 12:23:49 +0000 http://sparksheet.com/?p=475#comment-113 The basic equation stating that eye for eye and tooth for tooth is the fairest formula. Hence, for United Airlines to form a musical band to deliver an artistic apology to Dave Carroll makes a lot of sense. That option might be the most authentic apology with the hope to satisfy Dave’s expectations. I commented earlier about the same incident (http://bit.ly/zURmT). Simply put, United Airlines was supposed to avoid the case to be so deteriorated like that. There should be some ongoing orchestrated efforts across the board to avoid similar situations to be mishandled by ignorant or careless airline service agents. If the airlines are no longer capable of providing good competitive service, they have to seriously consider another line of business. For United Airlines, I would recommend the field of shoe-polishing. Who knows? They might find their way up and reach the sky again by the 25th century. Viva all UA’s competitors! The basic equation stating that eye for eye and tooth for tooth is the fairest formula. Hence, for United Airlines to form a musical band to deliver an artistic apology to Dave Carroll makes a lot of sense. That option might be the most authentic apology with the hope to satisfy Dave’s expectations.

I commented earlier about the same incident (http://bit.ly/zURmT). Simply put, United Airlines was supposed to avoid the case to be so deteriorated like that. There should be some ongoing orchestrated efforts across the board to avoid similar situations to be mishandled by ignorant or careless airline service agents.

If the airlines are no longer capable of providing good competitive service, they have to seriously consider another line of business. For United Airlines, I would recommend the field of shoe-polishing. Who knows? They might find their way up and reach the sky again by the 25th century.
Viva all UA’s competitors!

]]> By: Engagement Checkup: Airlines on YouTube- United Breaks Guitars, Southwest social media strategy | Sparksheet http://sparksheet.com/untangling-the-social-web/#comment-108 Engagement Checkup: Airlines on YouTube- United Breaks Guitars, Southwest social media strategy | Sparksheet Wed, 12 Aug 2009 15:01:11 +0000 http://sparksheet.com/?p=475#comment-108 [...] is littered with comments from angry musicians vowing to boycott the airline. We know we’re not the only ones waiting to hear an equally tuneful apology performed by musically-inclined United employees. Until [...] [...] is littered with comments from angry musicians vowing to boycott the airline. We know we’re not the only ones waiting to hear an equally tuneful apology performed by musically-inclined United employees. Until [...]

]]> By: Adam Metz http://sparksheet.com/untangling-the-social-web/#comment-694 Adam Metz Tue, 11 Aug 2009 23:41:52 +0000 http://sparksheet.com/?p=475#comment-694 <span class="topsy_trackback_comment"><span class="topsy_twitter_username"><span class="topsy_trackback_content">Metz featured in Sparksheet, speaking of United Airlines, etc. http://bit.ly/QScOc</span></span> Metz featured in Sparksheet, speaking of United Airlines, etc. http://bit.ly/QScOc

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