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Customer Service – The POSITIVE Impact

Kristina Evey

The POSITIVE Impact of Customer Service… I typically let you know how much poor customer service is COSTING your company. So, here’s the low down… 70% of customers cite the MAIN reason they stop doing business with a company is ONLY because of how they were treated. – McKinsey.

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Intercom Transforms Customer Support With the Introduction of the Conversational Support Funnel

CSM Magazine

The Conversational Support Funnel combines best-in-class proactive, self-serve and human support capabilities to get ahead of known customer problems before they arise, automatically answer repetitive questions with bots and quickly resolve complex issues with the right support agent. New Voice Media reports that U.S.

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Intercom Brings Enterprise-Grade Efficiency and Scale to Conversational Support

CSM Magazine

Businesses are no longer forced to choose between workflow efficiency and the customer experience—a risky decision given companies lose more than $62 billion annually due to poor customer service. The 20+ new features work across Intercom’s industry-leading Business Messenger and Inbox.

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Prediction: 7 Customer Service Channels We Will Use in the Future

Playvox

The most important factor to consider when communicating with customers is to deliver personalized and contextual interactions. Businesses need to be proactive rather than reactive and provide customers better options to connect and engage via customer service channels. Every day, more than 2.5

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Evolution of the support rep: from outsourced to in-office

Kayako

In his book, The World is Flat , Tom Friedman showed that the world in the early 2000s was becoming more connected than ever thanks to economic change. A 2011 American Express survey indicated more than two in five customers will tell people about a good experience, but three in five tell people about a poor experience.