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This translates to the customer experiencing a lower level of service, and in some cases, quality. Our colleague at Shepard Presentations refers to it as customerservice on a diet. . Companies are forced to skimp on quality and service, and that is causing frustration at all levels. Follow on Twitter: @Hyken.
The sales person than can out service their competitor wins. Here are ten points that are relevant for any company that wants to sell in way that creates customer loyalty. B2C Influence on B2B Customer Expectations by Shannon Gronemeyer. (CX Follow on Twitter: @Hyken.
My Comment: This excellent article on customer loyalty departs from the typical article focused on B2C businesses and has a big emphasis on the B2B customer. My Comment: Want to get better at customerservice? Keep learning and stay at the top of your customerservice game. .”
How To Build A CustomerServiceStrategy And Drive Repeat Business by Krishna Charan. Freshdesk) Building an airtight customerservicestrategy is the best way to weather the demands of today’s savvy customers. Super-charge the Journey to Customer-Centric Culture. I look forward to the future!
My Comment: Here is an article filled with a lot of great information and lots of examples from recognized brands that are relevant to all businesses (B2B and B2C). In addition, it includes a great infographic with the history of customerservice, from walk-in service (before phones) to where we are today in the digital world.
She is a renowned expert on customer relationship management (CRM), customerservicestrategies, and ROI. with the intent of helping business leaders and organizations in improving their company culture and aligning the employees and their products/services towards the customers’ needs.
It meets and exceeds consumer expectations, and now customers want, hope, and expect every company they do business with to be as good as Amazon. I don’t care if you’re B2B or B2C, everyone you do business with is a consumer at some level. In the past, I’ve referred to this as the Amazonation of the world.
Critical areas of the digital customer experience by Natalia Hawkins. MyCustomer) Over the past couple of decades, the concept of being able to conduct business operations virtually (both in a B2B and B2C setting) has caused a huge ripple effect for companies across the board. My Comment: How much digital is too much digital?
(Tech.Co) Indeed, it seems sometimes as if “customerservice” is just a dark hole that customers enter and then eventually extract themselves because it is just not worth the hassle. My Comment: All types of businesses (B2B, B2C, large, small, etc.) Customers want an easy and smooth transaction.
Customers Will Be Smarter and More Demanding Than Ever – I may sound like a broken record as I start each year with this prediction. Regardless of the type of business you’re in (B2B, B2C, B2B2C), everyone is a consumer. Done right, customer support makes you money. . Follow on Twitter: @Hyken.
According to the Five9 Customer Index 2017 report , 77% of customers in the B2C space will not do business with you again if you give them bad customerservice the first time they do business with you. Shep Hyken is a customerservice expert, keynote speaker, and New York Times bestselling business author.
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