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Guest Blog: Five Tips to Providing a Five Star Experience

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Use a Friendly Tone of Voice. When interacting with customers it is very important to watch the tone of your voice. Practice roleplaying with your team, give them a scenario and focus on the tone of their voice. A person’s name is to him or her the sweetest and most important sound in any language.”- Dale Carnage.

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Guest Blog: The Importance of First Impressions in Customer Service

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On the phone, contact is easier to manage due to the fact that you can get away with your body language and facial expressions. The way you look, your body language, your facial expressions, the tone of your voice and many other small elements speak for you. An appropriate language will get you a long way. Face to Face.

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Guest Blog: The Do’s and Dont’s of Using Chatbots for Customer Service

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This week we feature an article by Reuben Yonatan who writes about how using chatbots for customer service properly can be a powerful customer service tool. Chatbots can be great for handling basic customer support functions, communicating with customers when a rep isn’t available and more. – Shep Hyken. Provide Quality Service First.

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80 Blog Name Ideas

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Are you looking for blog name ideas to start publishing your articles on the internet? How your blog will be called should be aligned with how you want your brand to be perceived. Check out the blog to know more about it: How to Choose a Blog Name. Check out the blog to know more about it: How to Choose a Blog Name.

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Guest Blog: Why Salespeople Must Surface their Inner Chameleon – and How to Do It

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This week on our Friends on Friday guest blog post my colleague, Merrick Rosenberg, explains how important it is for salespeople to incorporate personality style into the selling process. I have always been fascinated by personality styles and feel they can be a helpful tool for building strong customer relationships. Shep Hyken.

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Guest Blog: Three Surprising Ways You Can Improve the Customer Experience with Cloud IVR

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The most meaningful surprise for your customers (and your bottom line) would be an IVR that, from dial tone to “goodbye,” is quick and easy to use and operates in an intuitive manner, providing a customer journey that could make them glance at the phone and think, “Wow, I’m done already?!”.

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Guest Blog: Superior Customer Service Requires More Than Just ‘Checking the Boxes’

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This week on our Friends on Friday guest blog post my colleague, Jeff Dahms, writes about one of the most important parts of the customer relationship, authenticity. They will pick up on all sorts of little cues like tone of voice, body language, and the level of surrounding stress. Shep Hyken. You’re doing all the right things.