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Customer Service Training: Empowering A Service Mindset

Integrity Solutions

In the past, customer service centers were viewed as cost centers or expenses. Today, the organizations that are delivering a superior customer experience are proving just how outdated that perspective is. But great customer experiences don’t just happen.

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5 Top Customer Service Articles of the Week 5-30-2022

ShepHyken

The best companies have found the balance between digital and human, as they realize there is still a significant desire for human-to-human customer support. 5 Strategies for Increasing Customer Retention by Andrian Valeanu. Designmodo) Businesses go to great lengths to earn customers’ loyalty, especially in this digital age.

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5 Top Customer Service Articles of the Week 10-17-2022

ShepHyken

Retention Signals Success for Subscription Businesses by Guy Marion. Total Retail) For subscription businesses, customer retention could be seen as just as important as customer acquisition, if not more. Shep Hyken is a customer service expert, professional speaker, and New York Times bestselling business author.

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5 Top Customer Service Articles For the Week of August 31, 2020

ShepHyken

(Learning Hub) Attracting new customers is cool and all, but do you know how to keep them around? My Comment: Some of our readers may know that I’m writing another book about getting customers to come back. The more formal name for that is “customer retention.” Still, I liked this article a lot.

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5 Top Customer Service Articles of the Week 10-4-2021

ShepHyken

Each week I read many customer service and customer experience articles from various resources. 7 Techniques That Are Key to Customer Retention Today by John Hall. Magazine) It’s a business axiom that holding on to existing customers is more lucrative than acquiring new ones.