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Guest Post: How To Collect Marketing Insights That Can Improve Customer Service

ShepHyken

Understanding your consumer is a key piece of customer service and developing loyalty to your brand. If Whole Foods suddenly prioritized selling luxury leather handbags, their customers might feel betrayed and start going elsewhere for their produce. Mission Statement. Primary Research.

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Amazing Business Radio: Nate Spears

ShepHyken

Nate Spears on Providing Exceptional Customer Service. Shep speaks with customer service evangelist and Chief Operations Officer and Co-Founder of ClearSource, Nate Spears, about providing exceptional customer service. Nate Spears co-founded ClearSource , a provider of outsourced business services.

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Guest Post: When You Need to Scale Up Customer Service… But Your AI Just Doesn’t Quite Cut it Yet

ShepHyken

He discusses the pros and cons of AI customer service tools, as well as the benefits of utilizing a virtual assistant. There is no doubt that the presence of AI in today’s businesses has helped companies operate smoothly when teams cannot afford more customer service employees.

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Amazing Business Radio: Daniel Ramsey

ShepHyken

Appoint a Director of HR— humor Have this person find something funny or uplifting to share with the team at large once a day to keep morale up. He founded the company during the 2008 recession to help companies worldwide restructure to a remote workspace. Many businesses have slowed down.

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8 Key Stats to Prove Customer Experience Delivers ROI

Beyond Philosophy

James Carville, political commentator and media personality coined the phrase, “The economy, Stupid,” for Bill Clinton’s 1992 presidential campaign. The slogan resurfaced in the 2008 campaign as “It’s the economy, stupid.”. I decided that for people working in Customer Experience, we needed a way to stay on message, too.

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Using Plain Language & Personalization in the Contact Center for Better CX

NICE inContact

It’s plain and simple, using plain language in customer interactions is good business for your contact center. When you use plain language across the customer journey, you’re offering better customer service. Using plain language does not remove the personal element of customer interactions.

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The Force Within

ShepHyken

I refer to that person as The Force Within. That person delivers Amazement within the larger group, which may not necessarily be operating at the same standard as he or she is. I wrote about this in my book The Cult of the Customer (Wiley 2008), and the example I used was that of an airline employee. Welcome to United.”

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