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How to Measure Customer Satisfaction

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In the cut-throat market, people no longer value companies for their products and pricing alone, rather they prefer making purchases with the brand that strives to deliver exceptional customer service. That’s why customer satisfaction and retention efforts should shift into gear. .

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Beyond Service: 14 Strategies to Improve Customer Satisfaction

SurveySensum

Take advantage of different types of surveys at different touchpoints of the customer journey. Look for patterns, trends, and recurring themes in the feedback to identify common expectations and pain points. Listen to your Customers : Actively listen to what your customers are saying – both directly and indirectly.

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Beyond Service: 14 Strategies to Improve Customer Satisfaction

SurveySensum

Take advantage of different types of surveys at different touchpoints of the customer journey. Look for patterns, trends, and recurring themes in the feedback to identify common expectations and pain points. Listen to your Customers : Actively listen to what your customers are saying – both directly and indirectly.

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29 Customer Service Training and Coaching Tips

Stella Connect

In a 1:1 coaching session, managers can focus on each agent’s most recent interaction and how it relates to their overall performance scores. Agents feel more comfortable opening up, and they come away feeling better equipped and more valued. Make customer service training an ongoing effort. John Boccuzzi, Jr.

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29 Customer Service Training and Coaching Tips

Stella Connect

In a 1:1 coaching session, managers can focus on each agent’s most recent interaction and how it relates to their overall performance scores. Agents feel more comfortable opening up, and they come away feeling better equipped and more valued. Make customer service training an ongoing effort. John Boccuzzi, Jr.