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Customer Care Today: The top 4 things consumers want you to know

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Customers recognize the benefits of self-service through automated systems. My hypothesis: speaking to a live agent often involves a wait time. Customers like speed, and an agent can prevent the most efficient path. Again, customers like speed and convenience. Personalization is appreciated.

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5 Ways Old School Etiquette Applies to Modern Customer Care

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If these basic principles are at the core of your customer interactions, it sets the tone for a good experience. However, etiquette might often be overlooked when brands are choosing a customer care technology. A solution that cannot support etiquette basics can have a dramatic effect on your customer experience.

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AI-Human Hybrid – The Right Customer Service Chatbot Solution at The Right Time

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Today’s AI-based customer service chatbots still require human intervention to help provide that context, enabling a better understanding of the bigger picture. AI enhances human-based customer care by delivering relevant data , insight, or suggestions to the human agent who is interacting with the customer.

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Guest Blog: 8 Exciting Ways AI Delights Customers

ShepHyken

AI can not only address every mundane customer issue but it can also predict and act almost immediately. Forget IVRs and long wait times. Self-service. What’s most important in self-service, is that customers can connect through several channels, including the phone, email, website, messenger, and social media.

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What’s the Peak-End Rule and Why It Matters in CX?

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After failing to solve their problems on their own, customers resort to calling and when this happens, they want an efficient and conversational response. . According to our data, 60% of baby boomers are frustrated by long wait times and 57% get irritated at having to repeat themselves. How do you create a positive peak in CX?

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How Two Customer Support Teams Tackled Remote Work During a Global Pandemic

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The virus drove a radical shift towards digital channels and remote work that impacted both service employees and their customers. Fortunately, Wineinger had already started deploying (at small scale) live chat and a chatbot prior to the virus-driven surge. Maland and her team scrambled but made things work.

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How to Turn Social Media Customer Service into a Marketing Strategy

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Over the last few years, customer service has shifted from traditional phone support toward social media channels like Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and others. Dan Gingiss started the Social Customer Care Track and interest has grown exponentially. Social Media Changes Customer Service. Social Proof.

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