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Every week should be Customer Service Week

Helen Dewdney

It is a week-long celebration of customer service. Companies are encouraged to reflect on how they serve their customers, recognise teams’ achievements and show commitment to service excellence. Although I welcome any focus on customer service, I believe that every week should be customer service week!

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Understanding Negative NPS Score: Causes, Impact and Solutions

Lumoa

Moreover, at least two-thirds of Fortune 1000 companies pore over their NPS results religiously, using the metric as a barometer of customer satisfaction and loyalty. Clearly, NPS occupies a special place in customer experience stardom, sitting atop the throne with its crown of glory firmly affixed.

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Is the Chief Experience Officer a Worthwhile Addition to the C-Suite?

Retently

How do you approach customer happiness in your company? Do you simply rely on the generic “the customer is always right” speech, or do you have a customer-centric culture in place that’s overseen by a professional who understands how customers think and feel, and who knows how to get that point of view across to other employees too?

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

Kayako

In this post, I’ll walk you through the recent history of customer service, showing you why some companies have chosen to outsource their support teams, (not to be confused with offshoring which is when the work is done overseas but still remains part of the business), and others prefer to keep them in house. Here’s why.

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Is the Chief Customer Officer a Worthwhile Addition to the C-Suite?

Retently

How do you approach customer happiness in your company? But taking customer satisfaction lightly can be dangerous too. Some studies from 2016 suggest that poor customer service costs businesses up to $62 million per year. Others are less “optimistic,” saying that companies stand to lose up to $1.6

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How to Turn NPS Detractors Into Promoters

Lumoa

In fact, a new study conducted by Oracle found that 88% of customers share their negative experiences with their friends and colleagues. According to the survey, only 35% will contact a company to give it a chance to resolve the issue. But customer dissatisfaction doesn’t have to damage your business.

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