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5 Top Customer Service Articles for the Week of August 19, 2019

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(G2 Crowd) Providing great customer service is not a choice or luxury; it’s a standard your customers expect. Well, here are nine “how to not’s” to consider in your customer service strategy. If live chat and chatbots are part of your customer service strategy, read this article.

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Thanksgiving Week Special: A Recipe for Amazing Customer Service

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Leadership defines the customer service and CX vision for everyone to follow. Good People: The people on the inside of the organization create the experience for the customers on the outside. Good Leadership Role Models: Leadership may define the vision, but they must set the example as well.

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Best in Class Versus Best in Industry

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Disney Institute teaches the Disney way in the form of courses on customer service and experience, leadership, and more. The Ritz-Carlton has a team of trainers that companies hire to learn the secrets of creating world-class hospitality and service. Other brands have gone down this path. Follow on Twitter: @Hyken.

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5 Top Customer Service Articles For the Week of January 11, 2021

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There is a lot of crossover in these concepts, but also some differences The author emphasizes the idea that doing contactless right can build trust, which is essential to repeat business, and ideally, customer loyalty. 10 Important Components of a Social Media Customer Service Strategy by VHT MARKETING.

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Bad Customer Service Isn’t the Problem. A Bad Culture Is the Problem

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The customer now compares you to these rockstar brands, not to your competition. The culture of any organization is defined by leadership. Leaders must work on the culture they want employees and customers to experience. In short, the customer experience starts and ends with the organization’s culture. .

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The Culture Challenge

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Principle Seven: Make sure there is a good coach – When I look at the best teams in business, whether they are customer service teams, sales teams, finance teams, etc., I recognize that they all have good leadership. A summary of the seven principles that will help your organization become even more customer-focused.

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The Three N’s of Employee Fulfillment

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So, how can you keep good employees, and keep them not only engaged with their jobs but also engaged with their customers? They also work for the company and the customer. Meet my friend, leadership expert Tim Durkin – he has an answer. He shared his 3-N strategy, and it’s simple. Is there a way to keep good people? .