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Supporting Vulnerable Customers: A Guide to Compassionate Engagement

CSM Magazine

Recognizing and supporting vulnerable customers is not just a regulatory necessity—it’s a moral imperative. Sometimes, customers keep their struggles to themselves. That’s why it’s up to service professionals to stay sharp and spot the subtle signs that someone needs a hand.

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You Too Can Be As Good As Amazon…Maybe!

ShepHyken

For a number of years, I’ve preached that our customers no longer compare us just to our direct competitors, but instead to the brands they enjoy doing business with the most. In other words, the ones that provide the best customer service and experience. Still, it is setting a high bar. This is an easy one to emulate.

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5 Top Customer Service Articles For the Week of December 3, 2017

ShepHyken

Each week I read a number of customer service articles from various online resources. Rethinking Federal Customer Experience by Frank Konkel. Nextgov) This eBook looks at how agencies are baking customer experience into their missions. The government admits to delivering poor customer service.

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Guest Blog: Why Online Reviews Are Important for Customer Engagement

ShepHyken

This week we feature an article by Megan Wenzl about the importance of online reviews to your business and customer engagement. Customer engagement is the communication with customers through a variety of channels to create emotional connections that foster customer loyalty. Reviews Help Customers Find You.

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The 3 Secrets to a Great B2B Customer Support Team

Team Support

Here are 3 secrets to building a great B2B customer support team. It’s all about your customer onboarding experience. There’s a similar dynamic between customer onboarding and customer support. This concept applies not only to customers, but also to agent morale and company culture.

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