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5 Top Customer Service Articles for the Week of June 24, 2019

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The customer service you provide would be… Amazing! Poor customer service can impact more than just those who experience it by Kristen Dalli. Consumer Affairs) Most consumers can relate to either seeing or experiencing poor customer service, whether it’s at a restaurant, hotel, or the grocery store.

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5 Top Customer Service Articles for the Week of April 8, 2019

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(NextGov) “Be where your customers are” and other helpful tips from customer experience professionals. My Comment: Is it possible to learn a customer service lesson from government? Several government agency rock-stars met to discuss how to improve customer service.

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

ShepHyken

Customer retention happens for many different reasons from a great product, good prices, amazing service, and more. Here are five good reminders of how to get your customers to return. I’m partial to number four… Provide Exceptional Customer Service. Follow on Twitter: @Hyken.

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Feedback Loops and Their Impact on the Customer Experience

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An organization can act on these insights by fixing the existing product or service, and then making sure similar issues don’t appear in the future. As an example, let’s imagine the same financial services firm from earlier experiences a prolonged period of poor customer service due to understaffing or inadequate training.

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5 Top Customer Service Articles for the Week of July 9, 2018

ShepHyken

Each week I read a number of customer service and customer experience articles from various resources. How to Deliver Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Customer Experience by Deb Miller. I enjoyed the author’s sarcastic approach to what companies do to fail their customers. (I Follow on Twitter: @Hyken.