article thumbnail

Consumers Ditch Businesses Following Poor Customer Service

CSM Magazine

Brands are failing to create the positive, emotive experiences that drive customer loyalty. New research from NewVoiceMedia reveals that 42 percent of UK consumers left a business last year due to poor customer service. customer service issues (16 percent), followed by email (12 percent). resolving an issue.

article thumbnail

Pizza Brands Are Using Mystery Shopping To Measure Compliance To Brand Standards

Second to None

Ultimately, pizza brands must be willing to collect, listen and respond to customer feedback to find success in the modern marketplace. Pizza Magazine Quarterly released a state of the industry report, offering insights into where your brand should focus its energy and resources to best connect with customers.

Brands 74
Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

Customer Service Needs a Personal Touch Now More Than Ever

CSM Magazine

Fully automated systems that funnel customers into an endless loop of recordings will certainly negatively impact your bottom line. Survey Says: Customer Service Needs Improvement Customer Care Measurement & Consulting (CCMC), a company specializing in customer service research, conducts periodic customer rage surveys.

article thumbnail

Cost of Living Crisis Ignites Demand for Better Customer Service

CSM Magazine

In light of National Customer Service Week (2-6 October), a new study has revealed that one in five Brits wastes up to 12 hours a year waiting to be served when eating out. Nearly a third admit that the cost-of-living crisis has made them less tolerant of poor customer service.

article thumbnail

Why Loyal Employees Are Your Most Valuable Asset

Second to None

Which, in some cases, can cost a company millions of dollars and lead to poor customer service. As Fortune Magazine columnist Thomas Stewart says : “Human beings want to pledge allegiance to something. This is because employees that lack motivation don’t fully commit themselves to a position and lose productivity.

article thumbnail

How Real Estate Occupancy Rate Impacts Customer Service

CSM Magazine

Effect on Reputation A property with strong customer service will likely develop a positive reputation within the community. Conversely, poor customer service can harm a property’s reputation, potentially resulting in vacancies and difficulty attracting quality tenants.

article thumbnail

What We Can Learn from Japanese Customer Service

CSM Magazine

But whether your company is a burger franchise or a luxury jewelry company, if you maintain the same consistent level of courtesy and quality as the Japanese people, your company will gain an unparalleled reputation for service. Every Customer Matters. That should illustrate how important every one of your customers is.