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Many people will agree that customer satisfaction is a critical component for keeping organizations alive, prosperous and growing. Some organizations are not as successful as others in giving consumers amazing service and memorable experiences. Here are a few proven winning ideas that will keep your customers happy and coming back to do business with you.
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The restaurant businesses is one of the toughest industries in which to survive…just ask any number of hundreds of failed restaurant owners.
The key to success of ANY business is to know your demographic, fill a need and provider stellar customer service and experiences.
Here is an example of what I mean:
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“Service is the most powerful competitive advantage we have. Service is not a cost, it is an investment. It’s a growth engine for our company”, says Jim Bush, Executive Vice President of World Service, American Express. I could not agree more.
Enlightened companies understand the old saying, “customer service doesn’t cost…it pays”. They also know how to make that statement come alive in training sessions.
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When was the last time you took the role of your customer to see what they experience when they call your company or visit your online or brick and mortar sites? Why not perform a customer service check up on your organization? Start by calling your customer service line. How many prompts did you have to follow before your question was answered or before you could speak with a “live” customer service representative? How long did it take? Was it a frustrating experience?
What better way to showcase your employees and how much customers appreciate the way they deliver amazing customer service than by creating a separate company twitter account that allows customers to sing their praises in 140 characters or less!
Creating a separate Twitter account gives customers a platform to compliment your staff on a job well done AND it completes the emotional circle of the customer experience.
So….what’s the “emotional circle of the customer experience”?
