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Being the Bearer of Bad News

ShepHyken

The letter goes on to explain that they haven’t raised prices since 2012 and they want to continue to deliver the quality their members expect. Second, their style was casual, which is in alignment with their brand. So turn that frown upside down, and turn bad news into a good customer experience! Follow on Twitter: @Hyken.

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5 Social Media Customer Service and Marketing Secrets from the Pros

Comm100

When 67% of consumers turn to social media for customer service support, and 87% of customers indicate that these interactions positively impact their buying decisions, integrating social media into your customer service support strategy becomes a no-brainer. Click here to download the full ebook.

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Customer Experience Influencers You Must Follow – Part 2

Customer Guru

DiJulius is a best-selling author of three books, a renowned keynote speaker, and an international customer experience consultant. John is an “Ex-Disney Guy” and Customer Experience Coach. He helps brands achieve improved customer experience, customer loyalty, and branding by his keynote speaker presentations and workshops.

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Guest Post: Ritz-Carlton Customer Service Secrets

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The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company is known worldwide for it’s “legendary service.” So much so, Apple uses the luxury hospitality brand as a model for its owner customer support traditions. This means seeking out the customers unanticipated and unvoiced needs. They’ll say things like “Give great service.”