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18 Ways to Make Your Customers Feel Loved and Appreciated

Steve DiGioia

We have studied ways to best serve our customers ad nauseam. We use numerous metrics to gauge customer sentiments. We sit through seminar after seminar to learn the latest tactics to enhance the customer experience and spend thousands of dollars on certification courses signaling to our peers our “expertise”.

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COPC Inc. Shanghai Client Seminar a Huge Success

COPC

seminar series in China brought us to Shanghai. This seminar took place on May 17 and was a great success with participants from industries spanning technology, internet, finance, automobile, outsourcing and more. Therefore, a lot of enterprises have started to apply AI in their customer service centers. The post COPC Inc.

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Power Up Your Customer Success And Customer Marketing Partnership

Forrester's Customer Insights

During my freshman year of college, I took a required seminar on Western civilization. Having only attended public school with traditional instruction formats, I was confused and then deeply concerned by sitting around a table with 12 classmates and the professor, discussing the classic books assigned.

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Making Customer Feedback Actionable - How Can AI Help?

Lumoa

In many companies, customer experience is measured, but the results are not actionable. The most widely used customer experience metric NPS (check what Net Promoter Score is about and how to use it for your company) actually gives all the necessary ingredients for the actionability. As long as the metric goes up, everybody is happy.

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Emotional Affinity, Customer Service, and Collecting

CX Accelerator

Clearly, I had what Rachelle Dever , a thought leader in customer experience, calls “emotional affinity” with basketball. I recently attended a seminar where Dever explained that customers who have emotional affinity with a product or brand consider that product or brand essential to their daily lives.

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Emotional Affinity, Customer Service, and Collecting

CX Accelerator

Clearly, I had what Rachelle Dever , a thought leader in customer experience, calls “emotional affinity” with basketball. I recently attended a seminar where Dever explained that customers who have emotional affinity with a product or brand consider that product or brand essential to their daily lives.

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Awesome Customer Service from the US Post Office

CSM Magazine

This is what I call outstanding customer service. Service Quality Institute has a program called Coaching for Success that is available online (when you have managers at remote locations), in-house seminars, and products you can skilfully implement on-site with your own trainers. Their verbal communication skills are weak.