| Thursday, 08 March 2012
05:00 |
TechCrunch >>
 I often wonder what it's
like to be a customer service representative on Twitter. Lots of
companies have them, especially the ones we cover here on
TechCrunch which happen to be a bit more tech-savvy than your good
ol' brick-and-mortar small businesses, but it seems like a pretty
rough gig. People become shockingly more bold, and angry, via
Twitter and it takes a full-time worker to field all complaints and
questions that flow in. Luckily, TweetAngel is here to fix that
problem. It's a Twitter monitoring service that helps small
businesses, particularly brick-and-mortar shops, better navigate
the overwhelming world of Twitter. Here's how it works:
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