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Seven technologies to improve customer service in SMBs

Vonage

So, which technologies can improve customer engagement and experience? A high proportion of businesses use their website’s homepage solely as a sales and marketing tool. But when around 70% of visitors are existing customers trying to get something done, does this make sense? Wireless and mobile. Social media.

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How Customer Service Can Save Cable

Customers That Stick

In the last few years, Comcast has become the poster child for terrible customer service provided by a faceless corporation with captive customers. Comcast, like its fellow cable providers, has enjoyed a coveted market position: it could give bad customer service and still remain highly profitable.

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Customer Satisfaction Best Practices: Insights for Marketing Experts

SurveySensum

A company, despite investing heavily in marketing and advertising, struggles to retain its customer base and faces a decline in sales. Well, here’s a startling statistic to ponder: 82% of customers stop doing business with a company due to poor customer service. Sound familiar? Don’t know?

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When Customer Service Goes Bad, One Of These Reasons Is Likely Why

SaleMove

“Over 50% of customers we’ve surveyed are restless, skilled at shifting spend and intolerant of poor [customer-service] experiences,” said Forrester CMO Victor Milligan on a recent company podcast.

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When Customer Service Goes Bad, One Of These Reasons Is Likely Why

SaleMove

“Over 50% of customers we’ve surveyed are restless, skilled at shifting spend and intolerant of poor [customer-service] experiences,” said Forrester CMO Victor Milligan on a recent company podcast.

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When Customer Service Goes Bad, One Of These Reasons Is Likely Why

SaleMove

“Over 50% of customers we’ve surveyed are restless, skilled at shifting spend and intolerant of poor [customer-service] experiences,” said Forrester CMO Victor Milligan on a recent company podcast.

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15 Best Customer Service Companies Leading the Charge in Customer Centricity

SurveySensum

Did you know that in 2024, 88% of customers think customer service is more important than ever? US companies lose an astounding $75 billion annually due to poor customer service. It’s not a small figure, and it paints a picture of just how much customer service is valued regarding business outcomes.