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Book Review – Delivering Effective Social Customer Service: How to Redefine the Way You Manage Customer Experience and Your Corporate Reputation

ijgolding

Our obsession with Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Instagram and more has led to the humble consumer actively seeking to interact with companies via social networks. Part of the problem is that customers do not recognise channels – they recognise the company they are interacting with. I am a big fan of models and frameworks.

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5 Reasons Why Social Media Is Critical for Great Customer Service

Win the Customer

Whether it’s Snapchat’s GeoFilters or Facebook’s 360 Photos, more businesses are finding that social media is one of the most powerful tools available today. Whatever industry you’re in, you simply must have a social media presence these days. It’s called social media for a reason, after all.

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As Consumers Tighten Wallets, Marketers Can Tighten Customer Relationships

Optimove

It is really researching probing customers and web visitors as they interact with your brand. A VOC program will also reveal which communication channels your customers prefer. Social media remains one of the best ways to get your consumer feedback on products and services in real-time and build relationships.

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4 customer-based strategies health care can learn from retail

Alida

Enter: The kings of customer-centric service, interaction and engagement—retail brands. Kaiser announced last October that the organization conducted more than half of its 110 million physician-patient interactions last year via smartphone, videoconferencing, kiosks and other technology tools. The result?

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Accessibility is Key to Customer Satisfaction in 2014

Comm100

Prior to the technology revolution, there were primarily three methods for the customer to interact with product/service providers – voice (phone), face to face or snail mail. Advances in technology over the years have added at least five additional channels to the list – email, web chat, SMS, phone apps and social media.

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Guest Blog: Instant Customer Service – Just Add Text Message

ShepHyken

Research from Harris Interactive found that 75% of consumers believe that it takes too long to reach a live customer service agent. Not all customers like to communicate the same way, especially when there are multiple ways to engage. No multi-channel support: This goes back to knowing your customers and what they like. The takeaway.

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The Power (and problem) of Profanity

Horizon CX

Observing the world around me of late, especially observing behaviors and conversation around retail businesses and watching employees and customers interact, I’m noticing an increasing and concerning use of profanity entering what could be, and should be, a cleaner, kinder, and more intelligent sounding interchange.