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Five Ways to Respond to Social Media Challenges and Criticism

Andrea Kalli

SEPTEMBER 16, 2010

Until 2004, media was closed to outsiders. Some criticisms just are not worth responding to, most notably ‘snark’-style blog comments and angry gossip articles. Challenges were issues within registered guidelines and by established PR representatives. Gauge the value of a response.

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Five Ways to Respond to Social Media Challenges and Criticism

Andrea Kalli

SEPTEMBER 16, 2010

Some criticisms just are not worth responding to, most notably ’snark’-style blog comments and angry gossip articles. It is useless trying to change someone’s mind on you as a person or your company, so respond to criticisms that you can defeat with facts, figures, and press coverage. Gauge the value of a response.

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