Mindjumpers
FEBRUARY 2, 2011
Tweet Laurel Moffat , who is a Communication Specialist at Southwest Airlines, has made a presentation about the company’s successful social media strategy at a January 25 Kansas City American Marketing Association lunch event. However, when running a smaller company, it is of course not as comprehensive.
Ari Herzog
APRIL 12, 2020
Third, the Postal Accountability and Enhancement Act of 2006 requires the USPS to pre-fund future pension obligations for 75 years. UPS SurePost and FedEx SmartPost would stop, forcing those companies to deliver mail to customer destinations; but since when does UPS or FedEx deliver to the Grand Canyon or remote Alaska?
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Bare Feet Studios
JULY 2, 2008
Here’s a real life example with several free ideas I have for United Airlines , or any airline really. How over-booked are the airlines to not have a few extra seats across several flights to two different destinations? UA was willing to rebook us on American Airlines, for a flight at 8 p.m.
Buzz Marketing for Technology
JULY 22, 2008
In The Back of the Napkin , Roam shows the actual drawing made on the back of a napkin by the founders of Southwest Airlines to illustrate their concept for a new airline that would become one of the great success stories of airline history (did someone say, Ding!?). January 2007 (16). (+) 2006 (220) December 2006 (5).
Writtent Blog
MAY 25, 2021
Most companies and shareholders prefer to conclude an agreement based on the Companies Act, which mainly allows for the provisions in all other respects. A codeshare agreement is where two or more airlines use the same flight number in a mutually beneficial agreement.
Twist Image
OCTOBER 25, 2011
In fact, let's be honest: sometimes the expectations of consumers is so far beyond the pale that anything the company does to try to please them will be met with grumbles and complaints. The other day, I was reviewing the Facebook page for a major airline and there was one complaint that stood out: "I'll never fly with you again!
Techipedia: Tamar Weinberg
MAY 19, 2008
Here are three cases that were blown way out of proportion but could have been handled a lot better if the companies thought of the consequences before acting. There’s a bottom line: it’s a lot harder to sweep your mistakes under the rug, especially as a company in a world of conversing markets.
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