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5 Customer Service Tactics to Increase Sales
To be truly effective, customer service must permeate the culture of a company. It is everyone’s job. Hire the right people for the job—selling and serving the customer—and train and motivate them to engage with each customer to provide an amazing customer service experience.
Are You Planning to Get Engaged?
Whether you are single or married, you may need to get engaged this year! According to a recent Gallup Study on the State of the American Workplace there is a definite link between employee and customer engagement to customer growth and even to EPS.
The Two Sides of Customer Service Training
For any business to deliver good customer service, its employees must have both the attitude and the skills. The best companies know this, and through hiring and training make sure their employees have both.
How the Right Customer Service Can Boost Your Customer Following
While working to entice new customers is important, it is far less expensive to retain current ones. Great customer service is a sure-fire way to earn customer referrals, which will in turn go the extra mile towards building your commercial rep.
Different Strokes for Different Customer Service Folks a Relationship Barrier?
If a brand is trying to attract loyal customers, how are they going to do that if customer service to customers who have not reached that point is less than “good?”
Customer Service Must Be Deeply Rooted in Company’s Culture
The bottom line is that to be the best place to buy you must be the best place to work. Here is your best tactic: Treat your employees the way you want your customers to be treated—maybe even better!
Loyalty is a 2-Way Street
Most companies involved in retail or commercial sales are always looking for customer loyalty. It seems that companies often forget there is another side to loyalty. The other side of the relationship is being loyal to your customers.
A Step a Month to Better Customer Service
We all resolve to do better in a New Year, but how many of us really make a plan? What if you had a concrete plan for customer service improvement for each month of the year?