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		By: Erika		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Interesting! Thankfully the business I work for (as the social media manager) is just a local restaurant and probably won&#039;t get to be too unwieldy.

I do have one question about customer service in general which I would be incredibly grateful if someone from your team could answer: how should one respond to spiteful reviews? Reviews that have no basis in reality and which oh-so-mysteriously show up just after some issue (like letting an enployee go). I&#039;ve dealt with NORMAL bad reviews and upset customers before, but how can I address people who are just making up whatever they think will hurt the business most? Should I even try, or just ignore them?]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Interesting! Thankfully the business I work for (as the social media manager) is just a local restaurant and probably won&#8217;t get to be too unwieldy.</p>
<p>I do have one question about customer service in general which I would be incredibly grateful if someone from your team could answer: how should one respond to spiteful reviews? Reviews that have no basis in reality and which oh-so-mysteriously show up just after some issue (like letting an enployee go). I&#8217;ve dealt with NORMAL bad reviews and upset customers before, but how can I address people who are just making up whatever they think will hurt the business most? Should I even try, or just ignore them?</p>
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