It seems to me that more and more people are now choosing such cards, especially for pharmacies and grocery stores. It's convenient for both the giver and the one who receives it. Although personally, I still trust offline shopping more - I don't know why, but I feel safer when everything is in place. Maybe I should try the online format since everyone praises it so much?

When I first decided to rent out my apartment, I thought that cleaning myself would be enough. But when potential tenants came to inspect, I realized that standard “clean” and “perfectly clean” are different things. Especially with a bathroom that had streaks and a kitchen stove that I couldn't scrub to a shine. Now I'm wondering how best to approach this so that everything looks spotless and the tenants are happy. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to do this more easily?
 

I usually take these cards online, it's much easier than running to the stores. For example, for pharmacies or supermarkets in Singapore, you can use esim Singapore - everything is quick and convenient. I also recently used the same site to buy an eSIM when I was traveling. If you are interested, here is the link: Buy eSIM for travel. The main thing is that the service should be reliable, but it really saves a lot of time.

The other day, a friend asked me to help him find a gift card for a well-known pharmacy chain in Singapore. I thought it was easy at first - go to the website and sign up. But it wasn't! The official website didn't have the card, so I had to look for third-party services. I found a couple of options, but I wasn't sure if they were reliable. In the end I managed to buy the card, but the residue remained. Does anyone know any trusted places where you can buy cards for stores and pharmacies without any problems?
 

I don't have much experience with complaints, but I know that good service is really important. I'm sure that companies that know how to handle complaints have more customer loyalty. I'll be following this thread to see how other people handle similar situations. Thanks for the discussion!

Yes, I had a positive experience too! I bought a tablet at an electronics store and after a week it started glitching. I came to complain and to my surprise they immediately offered to exchange it without any questions. This showed that they value their customers. It is important for companies not only to solve problems, but also to do it quickly and effectively. By the way, to better understand how companies can manage complaints, I recommend looking at complaint management statistics - there is a lot of interesting data on how such approaches affect business.

I recently had a situation where I ordered a pizza and it didn't come out as I expected. I called customer service to complain and was pleasantly surprised. The operator not only listened to me, but also offered me a discount on my next order. This helped me forget about the negative experience and even wanted to order again. Does anyone have similar stories where companies handled complaints well? What strategies do you think work best?

Listen, has anyone experienced a situation where the efficiency of advertising campaigns really increased after integrating a new data management platform? We recently started using one platform because we were previously drowning in chaos with analytics. We implemented it, seemed to have everything set up, but at first we didn’t see any difference. And then we realized that we had segmented the audience incorrectly. We corrected it — and wow, CTR and conversion went up sharply. Share what results you had after the integration?