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Speed creates customer confidence: what is the velocity of your customer service?

Vonage

Our customers notice our efforts, too. And, the benefits are apparent – we have been awarded customer service training and speaking contracts based on our fast responses to customers’ requests. Voice of the customer: What is a feedback loop and how can it help your brand?

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Top 5 Customer Service & CX Articles for Week of April 29, 2024

ShepHyken

10 Ways to Nurture Customer Confidence by Katie Navarra (The Ascent) Customer confidence drives sales and supports long-lasting loyalty among customers. Nurturing customer confidence is an important part of your retention strategy. The article points out the positive and negative uses of AI and more.

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Myra Golden’s Customer Service eLearning Training

Myra Golden

How to Talk to Customers: Human relations skills to help your employees deliver a delightful customer experience. Complaint Handling: Learn to handle problems in such a way that you completely restore customer confidence after a service mishap. Customer-facing employees in any industry.

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Why You Shouldn’t Yell at Customer Service Agents – And More

ShepHyken

Instead, I want to emphasize the last part of my response to the question: sometimes, customer service agents – and other employees – have different answers to the same questions. The problem is a training issue. Create a database of customer questions and answers and train employees to use it.

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A Boring Customer Service Experience—That’s What Our Customers Want

ShepHyken

It’s about the proper training to create the consistent experience. (By By the way, that training must be ongoing and consistent, too.) The bottom line is this: our customers may not know it, but they love boring. Shep Hyken is a customer service expert, keynote speaker, and New York Times bestselling business author.

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A Lesson from Michelangelo: Details Matter

ShepHyken

It’s usually just “little things” – details that often are almost unnoticed – that give our customers confidence and help create customer amazement. . They are also important to our customers, whether they know it or not. It’s the same with a fast reply to an email or quick return phone call. None of these are big.

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The Biggest Opportunity in Customer Service

ShepHyken

Shep Hyken is a customer service/CX expert, award-winning keynote speaker, and New York Times bestselling author. Learn more about Shep’s customer service and customer experience keynote speeches and his customer service training workshops at www.Hyken.com.