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Guest Blog: Surviving Poor Customer Service: 10 Lessons Learned

ShepHyken

This week on our Friends on Friday guest blog post my colleague, Dianna Booher, shares 10 lessons learned from a poor customer service experience. As Dianna says, changing any of these dynamics can help elevate your customer service. Read Shep’s latest Forbes Article: Top Ten Business Books Of 2016. .

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The Top Trends in Customer Service for 2016

Comm100

Consequently, as newer technologies enable more ease in performing business transactions, consumers will have higher expectations when it comes to customer service and sales support. In recent years, consumers have placed greater importance on the quality of customer service than on the price and quality of products alone.

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10 Do’s and Don’ts of Excellent Customer Service

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10 Do’s and Don’ts of Excellent Customer Service. These days, the phrases “go above and beyond for the best customer service experience”, “the customer is always right” and “the customer is king” have become one of the most cliched and repeated in marketing. Read more. Permalink | No comment.

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INFOGRAPHIC: The Financial Impact of Customer Service

Tricia Morris

There is a high price to pay for poor customer service, while conversely, there is money to be made from consistently delivering a satisfying customer service experience. The challenge on both sides is that customer expectations have never been higher. On the fence about investing in customer service?

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16 Statistics Shaping the Future of Customer Service

Tricia Morris

Here is a collection of 16 statistics shaping customer service for today and tomorrow: 1. 76% of consumers say they view customer service as the true test of how much a company values them. 60% of consumers have higher expectations for customer service now than they did just one year ago.

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Build Revenue with These Proven Customer Retention Strategies

Joe Rawlinson

Google Analytics can also help you figure out which buttons your audience is clicking the most, and what customers are searching for. Discovering that current customers are spending more time on your FAQs page than your blog, for example, offers the opportunity to re-focus your content and add more value where it’s needed most.

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Growing Your Contact Center Culture

NICE inContact

We’ve all been on the front lines and know that contact center customer service can be a difficult, thankless, and unrewarding experience. Having a toxic culture creates low morale, which then bleeds over into both poor customer service and increased attrition. Let the Sun Shine. It doesn’t have to be though!