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5 strategies for managing customer expectations

Team Support

So in the cases where a customer is asking for something you can't provide, whether that's faster response times or new features (or a trip to the Moon with Wallace and Gromit), your business needs to manage their expectations. Glitches, errors, and bugs in B2B software can be irritating and costly to customers.

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How to Train Your Agents for an Omnichannel Customer Service Strategy

Comm100

Now more than ever, customers are empowered to expect more from businesses and get more in return. Customers expect flexibility across channels and a consistent experience no matter how they reach out. In turn, businesses have adopted omnichannel customer service strategies for engagement.

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Five Customer Service Strategies That Win

Team Support

Simply put, your business needs customer service strategies that improve their productivity and customer satisfaction. The right strategies help your customers resolve their issues faster and enable your agents to provide better support. Self-service. Customer Expectation Management.

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Meeting Expectations Versus Managing Hope?????

ShepHyken

At a recent customer service presentation, the speaker who preceded me said that we must do better than simply meeting our customersexpectations, and he shared some stories of truly amazing service experiences. Then it was my turn to speak. The key to being successful with this idea is to be consistent.

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Guest Blog: Empathy – What Your Customer Service Strategy Is Missing

ShepHyken

But when it comes to reaching your customers at exact moments on the precise channel, email and voice have failed to meet customer expectations. In fact, they’ve frankly come across as cold and impersonal, leaving customers often asking themselves, “Do they even care about keeping my business?”

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Guest Post: What it Takes to Be an Effective Customer Service Manager

ShepHyken

This week, we feature an article by Natasha Thakkar, Content Marketing Manager at Oleeo. She writes about the five ways to become an effective and efficient customer service manager. A customer service manager’s main priority is to retain customers. Either way, this article is for you.

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Why Proactive Customer Service Outshines Reactive

CSM Magazine

Instead, proactive customer service, which involves anticipating and addressing customer needs before they arise, is now considered a gold standard in fostering strong customer relationships and loyalty. It demonstrates a level of care and innovation that positions your brand as a leader in customer experience.