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How to Handle Difficult Customers Using Verbal Aikido

Myra Golden

Myra Golden Customer Service Training Highlight. Verbal Aikido: A non-agressive, highly effective strategy for handling difficult customers. Thanks to the Internet and social media, customers are more savvy now than ever before. Customer Experience Designer & Professional Speaker.

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How to Handle Difficult Customers Using Verbal Aikido

Myra Golden

Myra Golden Customer Service Training Highlight. Verbal Aikido: A non-agressive, highly effective strategy for handling difficult customers. Thanks to the Internet and social media, customers are more savvy now than ever before. Customer Experience Designer & Professional Speaker.

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5 Top Customer Service Articles For the Week of November 14, 2016

ShepHyken

ROI’s on the Prize: Twitter Links Social Customer Care and Willingness to Pay by Lia Winograd. When a customer tweets to a company and receives a response, the customer is willing to spend 3-20% more. Shep Hyken is a customer service expert, professional speaker and New York Times bestselling business author.

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Affordable Customer Service E-Learning

Myra Golden

How to Talk to Customers: Human relations skills to help your employees deliver a delightful customer experience. How to Deliver a Wow Customer Experience: 20 Ideas to Help You WOW customers. A 3-step way to give your customers a fond farewell so that you end the call on positive note.

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Affordable Customer Service E-Learning

Myra Golden

How to Talk to Customers: Human relations skills to help your employees deliver a delightful customer experience. How to Deliver a Wow Customer Experience: 20 Ideas to Help You WOW customers. A 3-step way to give your customers a fond farewell so that you end the call on positive note. You will not be sorry.”