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Social Media is Bad for Customer Service

Bill Quiseng

Social media is bad for customer service. Whether ranting or raving, customers are telling stories online about businesses whether those businesses are listening or not. But I am not against monitoring social media or using it as a responsive customer service channel.

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Growth vs. Customer Experience: A Dilemma?

ECXO

Example Action: Use tools like customer journey mapping software or feedback surveys to visualize and refine key interactions. Actively Collect and Leverage Customer Feedback What to Do: Use surveys, social media listening, customer reviews, and even interviews to gather insights.

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This is our time for a Patient CARE Revolution!

Bill Quiseng

These “Profits over People” traditionalists care about their hospital’s labor, research, and equipment costs, Medicare reimbursements, pharmaceutical companies’ payments in cash and in-kind gifts, and their patients’ payments more than they do their patients. Patients don’t care how big the hospital is.

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What Millennials Expect from Online Customer Service

Return Customer

Ongoing social engagement. If you’re in ecommerce, to attract Millennials, you simply must be active on all social media platforms, especially those that are based on images, such as Instagram and Pinterest. Live video is the perfect tool to make your site more hospitable. And it works. Clear path to purchase. Conclusion.

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Interesting Customer Service Practices From Across The World

Fonolo

As in any field, it’s important to be aware of key trends and best practices in customer service to ensure that you are delivering an experience that is on par with the best players in the game. A company’s CS standards can set them apart if they always aim to go above and beyond for customers. And: The more unique, the better.

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HELP: The four fundamental steps of service

Inside Customer Service

They're members of a high-performing customer service team. The HELP steps of service are the foundation. Introducing the HELP service steps The HELP framework consists of four fundamental service steps. You can use these steps in virtually any customer service interaction. Offer a warm greeting.

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Why Utility Companies Should Embrace Modern Customer Service Technology

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Given the increasing number of customers they must support, these companies would certainly benefit from implementing strong customer service offerings. Utility companies have a huge opportunity to improve their customer service strategies and reap the rewards. The Benefits of Improved Customer Service.