So I fell asleep last night at the end of Work Out, but luckily we have DVR! As soon as I walked in the door today, she started on with, "Did you hear what the new manager said about a cancer survivor on Work Out last night?" (pause)
As we are both avid watchers of the show because it's reality tv plagued with drama; this is how a conversation was created between two viewers. Earth to Bravo and Work Out , are you listening? Because we all are!
I won't go into the details, but comments were made about the breasts of a "client" who was training with Brian Peeler. These unprofessional comments were made by Lisa, the new manager. Bravo edited out any comments by Jackie Warner and the confrontation with the client's boyfriend who overheard all of the comments and confronted Jackie and Lisa. Why were they edited out? What was said? So Lisa blogs on Bravo's website here and attempts to cut off the evident onslaught of hate mail and comments by trying to be witty and posting a blog titled, "Open Your Eyes and Shut Your Mouth." Now seriously, maybe Bravo could hook Lisa up with a PR person, Communications Director or even a Marketing Assistant to give her some tips on how to blog and how to start a conversation that includes an apology.
IF anyone would like to continue the conversation or educate Skylab's new manager on etiquette, here is their contact information:
Sky Sport Spa & SkyLab
8500 Wilshire Boulevard
Beverly Hills, CA 90211
Tele: 310.652.7721
Fax: 310.652.2616
info@skysportspa.com
Hours of Operation:
6:00am - 9:00pm, Monday thru Saturday (Sunday Closed)
BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
Thanks for the 'wake-up-call' about the downside of conversational marketing.
ReplyDeleteI've been carrying on a conversation about using it in building an information product business and I have not been talking about the quality of the conversation affecting the outcome.
Maybe on TV they want to add drama to the show. I wander how it affects the blog?
Rodger