Keeping our customers happy by making our products accessible
I received an e-mail late last week from a user who was experiencing problem accessing our Classic Edition of The Oklahoman.
He was a subscriber of the print edition of The Oklahoman, but also has a log in for the electronic Classic Edition – and sudddenly, he couldn’t log in.
I directed him to our customer service specialist, Chaaze, who promptly helped him retrieve his user name and password for that content.
A day later, he was a happy Classic Edition user:
Thanks so much for getting on my problem so quickly. We have it online now. Thanks also to Chaaze who was kind, efficient and considerate. I imagine at some point she wondered why my middle name was not “huh?”as I asked her to repeat so many times. Thanks again.
The point of this post is simple: (1) To brag about how nice we all are here and (2) to show that we have so many different ways that people can access our content.
No. 1 is important, but No. 2 can’t be overstated. You can get our news and information online, in print, on special digital delivery mechanisms, on the iPhone, on the BlackBerry, on your generic cell phone, on the Amazon Kindle, on Twitter and coming soon … through mental telepathy.
(OK … The last one was a bit of a stretch).
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…Anyways on that subject, this might be interesting for a topic…You guys should check this out, Second Voice is a service that offeres you to have 2 cell phone numbers and 2 voice mails in one phone. Take a look, thought it might be interesting with all this Iphone talk…
http://www.secondvoice.com