Tricia Morris

FEBRUARY 19, 2016

Here is a collection of 16 statistics shaping customer service for today and tomorrow: 1. 76% of consumers say they view customer service as the true test of how much a company values them. 60% of consumers have higher expectations for customer service now than they did just one year ago.

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Provide Support

OCTOBER 7, 2015

A guide to customer service nirvana. Whether we are talking about customer service or any other aspect of life, the first step in that direction is to recognize the fact the some things are out of balance now. It seems that most companies are aware of the importance of responding to customer service requests quickly.

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Tricia Morris

MARCH 28, 2016

And in a 24/7 global marketplace where it’s becoming increasingly difficult for retailers to differentiate on price and product availability, more and more it’s becoming customer service and the customer experience that means the difference between buy, buy, buy and bye, bye, bye. For customers, expectations are up.

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Joe Rawlinson

MAY 31, 2017

Google Analytics can also help you figure out which buttons your audience is clicking the most, and what customers are searching for. Discovering that current customers are spending more time on your FAQs page than your blog, for example, offers the opportunity to re-focus your content and add more value where it’s needed most.

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Tricia Morris

MARCH 14, 2016

A quote from well-known customer service and customer experience advocate Bill Quiseng encourages organizations to “work as hard to keep a customer as you do to find a new one.” This leads to the importance of an increased focus on and investment in customer service. – SDL Global CX Wakeup Call Report.

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Tricia Morris

DECEMBER 4, 2015

Lessons from the holiday classic can be applied to almost any topic, in this case, customer service: 1. Your Customer Service Past Cannot Be Changed. A brand or organization’s customer service past cannot be changed, no matter how some wish it could. There is No Time Like the Customer Service Present. . “He

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Eptica

SEPTEMBER 9, 2016

Date: Friday, September 9, 2016 Can you afford to lose half your customers? Published on: September 09, 2016. Author: Neil Cox Recent research highlighted by customer service guru Shep Hyken demonstrates the importance of delivering an experience that meets the needs of your customers.

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NICE inContact

AUGUST 23, 2016

We’ve all been on the front lines and know that contact center customer service can be a difficult, thankless, and unrewarding experience. Having a toxic culture creates low morale, which then bleeds over into both poor customer service and increased attrition. Let the Sun Shine. It doesn’t have to be though!

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Retently

OCTOBER 19, 2018

But taking customer satisfaction lightly can be dangerous too. Some studies from 2016 suggest that poor customer service costs businesses up to $62 million per year. trillion per year when their customers leave – and that’s only in the US. CCO stands for Chief Customer Officer. What Is a CCO?

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Joe Rawlinson

JULY 10, 2019

More and more companies are finding systematic ways to invest resources for better customer service, and this will continue to happen. Let’s check out a few important customer experience statistics as they foreshadow the future of customer service. Huffpost ). Image Source. Microsoft ). Accenture ).

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Comm100

JUNE 13, 2018

Customers can experience many types of pain points, or common problems, while doing business with a company. Remedy existing customer pain points before the holiday rush by considering the following: Where do your customers currently experience friction in the buying experience? Put on Your Best Holiday Deals.

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Provide Support

JUNE 2, 2016

In today’s digital, fast-paced world customer expectations and the rules of customer engagement are rapidly changing. What used to be acceptable and satisfactory in customer service a while ago is no longer enough. And, not surprisingly, they will no longer tolerate poor customer service. Read more.

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