Check out our list of the 10 best customer service articles written in March. Our monthly selection comes to you once again, with the freshest tips for customer service. Enjoy!
If you’ve been keeping up with this series, you’re familiar with the idea of gathering continuous customer feedback. But it’s important to note the changing environment for how that feedback is handled.
When it comes to customer service principles, use of social media, and customer engagement, it’s easy to follow the crowd. There are a lot of people out there saying the same things and providing the same guidelines.
Approach to creating customer loyalty has had a particular formula and countenance. It looked like a mix of good advertising, good values, and good product. And though that formula is still important, there are other considerations that businesses can’t afford to neglect.
CEOs are often the major decision-maker within an organization, it’s important to understand the decision-making styles of customer-focused CEOs. Because the C-Suite as a whole tends to make dozens (if not hundreds) of decisions in a given week, having an understanding on what specific decision-making styles make for leaders with a stronger customer focus is going to be helpful as you grow your own business.
Social media has opened up vast new ways for companies to get to know their customers—what they like, what they hate and where they shop. But anyone with a Twitter handle knows that social networks are littered with inane noise.
You should definitely check out this list of Top customer service and customer experience conferences those are going to happen in 2017.
People love things to be easy. They want everything to be easy. From little decisions like which toothpaste to buy to big decisions like which index fund to invest in, they want to take the easy path to a sound decision.
Sometimes, when things go wrong, when you are to blame for a problem, or when a customer is rightfully aggrieved, all you can offer is an apology, so you really must learn to do it right. Here are three tips for writing a heartfelt apology to a customer.
Loyalty is increasingly at the forefront of marketers’ minds, with the majority of them saying they will allocate more of their budgets to customer loyalty in 2017, according to eMarketer. This is a welcome development, and brands should make the most of this reallocation by prioritizing mobile.
The emergence of “social care” is one of the greatest evolutions for customer service in the history of travel. The inevitable invasion of social networks by brands created a brand-new expectation that they will be available to customers at any time.
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