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Customer Service
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Getting Back the Lost Client in Six Steps
If your clients feel wanted in the first place it is almost impossible to have someone else steal them away from you. Once lost you just need to gently keep after them by reminding them of your services, your appreciation of them, and your knowledge of their needs.
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Why Should Bill Be Concerned about Co-Worker Megan’s Customer Service?
Imagine two customer service agents, Bill and Megan, who sit on the far sides of a room containing about 200 of their peers.
Bill struggles on every call to provide the best care possible, going out of his way to curb his temper when customers inappropriately challenge or even insult him.
Megan is wrapped up in herself and it shows. She sounds curt and impatient and gives off the impression she’d rather be doing anything but taking calls.
These two sit so far away from each other, more than 150 feet to be exact, that they could almost be working in different buildings. Nonetheless, they’re impacting each other in very meaningful ways, according to Dr. Gary S. Goodman, President of Customersatisfaction.com, top speaker, international consultant, and best-selling author.
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Experiencing Great Service
All it takes sometimes is a little extra care to set your business apart from the competition. If you can't differentiate in other ways, try truly good service.
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Your Role As A Team Player
Teamwork demands that all departments provide service to the internal customer who is on the front line serving the external customer. That means you are responsible for serving other team members and they are responsible for serving you.
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58 (More) Phrases That Payses
If you control language, you control thought.
If you control thought, you control conversation.
If you control conversation, you control outcomes.
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The Extra Mile Principle
Defining your home-based business if a good first step. Defining your customers is a close second. Keeping your customers is imperative. What are the traits of good customer service? This article fills in the blanks.
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How Do Businesses Survive Today With So Much Incompetence?
Have you tried doing business with a major corporation lately only to be left angry and in total frustration? The levels of incompetence seems to be rapidly growing by the day. Common sense has left us forever and has been replaced with the ever-growing ignorance, emotions and incompetency of these screw-balls that are running the asylum.
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How To Build Customer Relationships
Building sound relationships with your customers is the one of the keys to making your business a success. Humans build relationships all their lives, be it with their friends, family, employers, colleagues or peers. As humans, we like to stick to what we know, and this behavior reflects in the choices people make regarding which business organizations to deal with. Building customer relationships is as important to your small business as the price and quality of what you are selling.
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Keeping Your Customers Loyal
Loyal customers are at the base of every successful business whether online or offline. So every business from the very beginning of time has tested and tried many different methods to keep customers loyal to their business and keep them away from their competition. Loyal customers will undoubtedly bring you new business at no cost to you. Read this article to see if these ideas can help you.
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