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The Customer Service Experience Doesn’t Begin with the Greeting

ShepHyken

You call the customer service hotline. A pleasant customer support agent picks up the phone and enthusiastically greets you, ready to help resolve your problem or answer your question. The friendly voice comes on after you, the customer, may have already spent 30 minutes holding. It’s the same in business.

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A Customer Service Greeting Is Essential.

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When you contact a business, the very first thing you hear is the customer service greeting. The person on the other end of the line greets you and welcomes you to the conversation. Customer service greetings can be an essential part of any customer experience strategy.

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Top 10 Customer Service Greetings

CSM Magazine

Research has shown that 80% of customers want to be welcomed with a friendly greeting. Here are 10 examples of customer service greetings you can use or adapt to your own style. “Welcome to Customer Service. ” This greeting works well for customers you’re familiar with.

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Top 10 Customer Service Greetings

CSM Magazine

Research has shown that 80% of customers want to be welcomed with a friendly greeting. Here are 10 examples of customer service greetings you can use or adapt to your own style. “Welcome to Customer Service. ” This greeting works well for customers you’re familiar with.

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The Power of a Customer’s Name: 5 Ways to Use It to Your Advantage

Steve DiGioia

Using a customer’s name is a simple yet powerful way to improve their experience with your business. It’s an effective way to make them feel valued and acknowledged, which can lead to increased loyalty and customer satisfaction. When a customer hears their name, it creates a sense of familiarity and personalization.

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Win the Customer, Not the Argument

ShepHyken

In a confrontation with a customer, you have a goal: win the customer , not the argument. I’ve written about this before, and it’s worth coming back to this topic from another angle with a different example. First, an interaction with a customer should never result in an argument. The opposite was happening.

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You Must Be Padding Your Resume ‘Cause You Can’t Be That Good

Steve DiGioia

One of her past job duties was “ Joyfully greeted guests “ My first reaction was, “What kind of B.S. Then I started to think… How does one joyfully greet a guest (customer)? The Greats of Customer Service. That is what great service is all about. is that to write?

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