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JBL mit neuem Corporate Blog ganz nah am Kunden

Seit einigen Jahren können Sie über die verschiedenen Social Media Kanäle von JBL Wissenswertes rund um JBL Neuheiten und Fachthemen zum Hobby erfahren. Das Social Media Team diskutiert mit Ihnen und liefert wertvolle Tipps und Hintergründe, die zur Problemlösung beitragen. Aber auch Einblicke in die JBL Expeditionen oder Produktentwicklung sind ein fester Content Bestandteil. In Sachen Customer Service hat sich JBL somit einen Namen der Szene gemacht. Um den Service weiter auszubauen, wurde im Rahmen des Release der neuen Homepage ein Corporate Blog ins Leben gerufen.

Darin wird JBL Ihre eingesendeten Fragen beantworten und auf alltägliche Probleme des Hobbys eingehen. Zusätzlich wird das JBL Experten Team Tipps zu den Hobbybereichen Aquaristik, Terraristik und Gartenteich zur Verfügung stellen. Hierauf können Sie und andere Nutzer der Community reagieren und die eigene Meinung oder weitere Fragen als Kommentar anfügen.

Als spezielles Extra werden wir Sie regelmäßig hinter die Kulissen von JBL entführen und einzelne Prozesse und Arbeitsplätze vorstellen. So lernen Sie nicht nur das Unternehmen mit seinen Facetten kennen, sondern auch wertvolles Hintergrundwissen über die Entstehung der JBL Produkte. Den Blog finden Sie unter: Blog

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