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Guest Blog: How to Give Your Service Mantra Real Meaning

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This week on our Friends on Friday guest blog post my colleague, Jeff Toister, explains why creating a customer service mantra is essential. When it comes to your customer service promise and vision, every member of your organization must be in alignment. One of my favorite brands is In-N-Out Burger.

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4 Easy Steps for Building an Internal Knowledge Base

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It’s about making your customer support team’s job easier by giving them easy access to problem-solving information. Use this blog post to learn how to create an internal knowledge base in just four easy steps. Provide consistency – For your customers, being told two different things by two different agents is very frustrating.

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Conversations with Kustomer Podcast: Are You Doing Agent Empowerment All Wrong? Featuring Michael Pace

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Michael is the Principal and founder of the consultancy The Pace of Service , which helps organizations to realize the full benefit of Customer Service, Social Business, Business Process Management, and People Leadership. There he’s worked with some amazing brands like Tory Burch, David Yurman, and Rue La La among many others.

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40 Best Customer Service Books We’d Recommend to Support Operators

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It’s not the amount of knowledge you are willing to offer, but the efforts you wish to take to keep your customers satisfied and loyal to your brand. Customers wouldn’t see what you have to offer, but what you are willing to change for them. That’s the true essence of customer service experience.

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Become a hero your customers deserve: Adam Toporek interview

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What makes great customer service? Is it the customer-centric attitude? Is it about changing bad customer experience into a good one? Or maybe it all comes down to motivating and training customer service representatives? Is it only for business owners or is it also for customer service agents?

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