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We just skate hard, pass a lot and occasionally score a goal. Now, some of you might be thinking, “I took the metaphorical shot with the customer, and I scored. The customer is happy. Shep Hyken is a customerservice expert, keynote speaker, and New York Times bestselling business author.
(This is opinion.) Do your customers trust you? If you think your customers trust you, that’s a 100% score. When customers like the experience you provide, they trust you more. BONUS: In my effort to always give my clients more than they expect, here’s a bonus. Follow on Twitter: @Hyken
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(NPS Benchmarks) Today, we will explore some the most prominent technology brands and their Net Promoter® Score achievements. My Comment: My friends at CustomerGauge have come out with another NPS (Net Promoter Score) post featuring benchmarks from the Tech industry. Three Easy Ways to Engage Your Customers by Jeff Toister.
His best-selling book in 2016 is called: How to Wow: 68 Effortless Ways to Make Every Customer Experience Amazing. As part of Qualtrics’ XM Institute, she focuses her efforts on helping organizations optimize their experience management (XM) programs. Myra’s engaging approach to customerservicetraining is loved by her clients.
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