Even after a recession, when businesses have been closing and people have been laid off, customer service is still terrible!
Great customer relationships are fine. But a satisfied customer is no longer enough. Learn more in this article by Darby Checketts.
Drew Stevens highlights the unconscious subtleties that will help separate your organization, make you different, maintain client loyalty and keep your profits.
If you think customer relationship management is just a piece of software, you’re dead wrong.
It may seem amazing that the solution to achieving legendary customer care does not lie in some “slogan driven” training program, but rather in a simple two-step process.
There’s never been a time when great customer service mattered more than it does now.
I’m a loyal customer, but today was the day when I almost stopped going to my favorite supermarket. Here’s why.
In this article you will learn how to start building true loyalty that delivers sustainable financial rewards.
How to avoid anger spiraling out of control on the telephone.
Learn how internal customer service is a crucial element for any organization.
Customer retention has always been one of the most cost effective ways to increase business revenue.
Make sure you are not missing out on useful customer feedback.
One of the keys to providing better customer service is to keep your Call Center Agents up to date.
Sometimes it’s the simple approach that means the most to customers and colleagues.
Turn around negative expectations by keeping marketplace promises.
In this article George F. Brown, Jr. presents a supplier-customer relationship case study for analysis.
Never overlook the importance of first impressions and employee recognition.
Aligning these key areas of business is essential when dealing with customers.
Do not underestimate the power of job satisfaction when keeping your customers loyal.