ORM: The importance of listening to your audience

Eduardo Cano, E-Commerce, Digital Marketing and Digital Development Manager at Pullmantur and Vicente Sánchez, Head of Social Media & PR at ROI UP Group, spoke on April 16 about ORM and the important role that listening to your audience plays nowadays.

During the talk, both shared their knowledge and discussed how to contain an online reputation crisis or if, instead, it can ruin a brand. Similarly, Eduardo shared his experience in the Pullmantur group and explained how these reputational crises go beyond and transcend the social channel. For his part, Vicente, delved into the keys of how a brand should communicate on social networks in these situations and, above all, the importance of generating personalized and transparent messages to users.

Positioning and branding are affected, in addition to marketing and social media strategy, where the customer is fully empowered and aware.

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