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How to Implement a Successful Cross-Selling/Upselling Program in Your Contact Center

Playvox

If your contact center isn’t currently focusing on cross-selling and upselling, you’re missing a great opportunity to strengthen customer relationships and increase revenue. Our original contact center research revealed that 28 percent of contact centers generate 11 to 20 percent of their revenue from cross-selling and upselling.

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How to Deliver a Personalized, Automated Customer Experience

Solvvy

Personalization and automation seem to be diametrically opposed. Consumers expect a personalized experience, but they also expect immediacy and accurate responses that can only be achieved with automation. When it comes to automated, personalized support, reading subscription service Scribd knocks it out of the park.

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Compensation Plans for Customer Success Managers

ClientSuccess

In this post, I’ll address the most frequent question I’m asked by customer success leaders—what is the best compensation plan for Customer Success Managers (CSMs)? Compensation Plans for Customer Success Managers (CSMs). There’s wide debate in the customer success discipline regarding the best structure for a CSM compensation plan.

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Ready to Boost Customer Retention? 3 Tips That Can Help! 

ClientSuccess

Over the years, customer success manager roles have expanded to include many different responsibilities. Bridging the gap between customers and a product team is critical, from managing customer implementations to ongoing account maintenance. Building a personal investment in your product can excite customers.

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Exploring the Differences Between a Customer Success Manager and Account Manager

ClientSuccess

We often hear the roles of Customer Success Manager (CSM) and Account Manager (AM) used interchangeably. The ultimate difference between a Customer Services Manager and an Account Manager is both in their area of concentration and how each target their customers. . Let’s talk about Account Managers first.

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Remarkable Inbound Call Center Sales Techniques and Training

JustCall

’ It can include a wide range of topics such as product knowledge, sales techniques, effective communication, objection handling, customer service, and time management. You can create a rich repository of blog posts, ebooks, webinars, and other forms of educational material.

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Are Your CSMs Consistently Adding Value to Customer Accounts? 

ClientSuccess

They’re project managers, act as a liaison between customers and other teams, escalate incidents and issues, keep customers moving forward in their project plans, and are responsible for the general well-being of customer account health. How can you broach this upsell opportunity, and when? How will this impact their current program?