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Seven Practical Examples of Customer Support Automation

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Support automation helps customer support teams deliver the same (or better) customer experience much faster. No, there isn’t a bot that can answer all your customer questions instantly. Yes, automation can still create those frustrating loops that leave customers begging to talk to a human.

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Guest Blog: What Hospitality Industry Has Taught Us About Customer Service Best Practices

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This week on our Friends on Friday guest blog post my colleague, Benny Tjia shares lessons learned from the hospitality industry about creating a customer focused culture. He didn’t tag the hotel, and he wasn’t asking for anything. He likes writing about startups, growth, and customer experience. Shep Hyken.

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Simple Yet Smart Tips to Reduce Customer Support Response Time

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If you are using a shared mailbox, you can do it in handy but if you are using a customer support software, you can select this feature automatically and tag new emails with a timer. Categorizing and prioritizing emails is one of the best ways to reduce customer support response time. Conclusion.

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What is the Difference Between Customer Service and Customer Support

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Customer service and customer support may seem like semantics; even Google does not make a difference in them. Each of these terms is customer-facing disciplines, but they cannot be used in place of the other. So, what can you do to get these Customer Satisfaction Score (CSAT) up?

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The Do’s and Don’ts of Excellent Customer Support on Social Media

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Long gone are the days when phone calls were the best way to deliver excellent customer support. Modern customers believe that social media is a new better way to interact with the brands when they have questions, problems, or concerns. When you reply to customers on social media, you prove to them you take care.

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Features, Bugs, Insights and the Art of Solving Customer Problems

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Image by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay It’s been 10 years since I wrote an article on this blog about the importance of never saying “No” to customers. Company leadership felt like there was almost always an opportunity to solve a problem for a customer and it just required the right amount of creativity.

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Why You Should Hire Retail or Food Service Workers For Customer Support

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The truth is that there are more than a few similarities between working in a restaurant, as a barista, or as a waiter and our friendly neighborhood customer support person. Let’s take a look at how the skills you build in these roles lend themselves to providing an excellent customer experience. Take, for example, an outage.