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Quick Tip for Giving Customers Bad News

Myra Golden

When you sound like you care when giving bad news, you’ll position yourself to deliver bad news in such a way that more comfortable for customers to hear and accept. In this 60-second video, you’ll learn how to give bad news in a way that reduces escalations and gets customers to accept your words as final.

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A to Z Guide to Customer Experience Definitions and Terms (Updated)

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Find more sources on how to deal with customer churn here: “ How to Reduce Customer Churn: 6 Helpful Tips to Try ” by Hubspot, “ 6 ways you can improve churn rate and increase revenue ” by Kissmetrics, “ Tips from 32 CX Pros how to reduce customer churn ” by NGData.

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This Tip Will Reduce Agent AHT by Moving Customers Out of Venting

Myra Golden

Reframing Statements shift conversations with challenging customers from focusing on the problem to what you can do about it. Here are the five Reframing Statements I share in the video. It’s positively positioning the problem. “Now, let’s see what we can do to fix this.”

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Get customers to accept your word as final

Myra Golden

Getting customers to accept your word as final comes down to two things: A strategic framework and confidence. In this video, I walk you through four steps that put you in confident control and position you to move the conversation to closure. Grab your slides from this video for quick reference to the four tips.

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Actually Useful Telephone Advice

Myra Golden

Turns out, it’s easy to sound friendly with customers. Seven things are all it takes, and that’s what I’m breaking down in this video. Grab your telephone tip guide here. Watch to learn how speaking in complete sentences, yielding, and using a lead-in will turn things around for you quickly.

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How to De-escalate in Chat and Email

Myra Golden

Yes, my tactics for bringing down the temperature in conversations with customers wok in written communications. I answer the question and give three tips for de-escalating in chat and email in the video below. NEED MORE HELP WITH DE-ESCALATION?

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Mini Workshop: The 3R De-escalation Method

Myra Golden

When you use these steps in your next challenging conversation with a customer, you’ll be more assertive and in control of the interaction. If you find you need more help, spend some time looking around my blog , where I have dozens of tips, videos, and phrases to help you get angry customers to back down.

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