Customer Relations Quote – John Russell Positive customer relations are priceless when it comes to creating customer satisfaction. Everyone in an organization should be focused on build sound customer relationships in order to create customer and brand loyalty, generate positive word-of-mouth publicity, meet customer needs, wants and expectations, and ultimately overcome competition in today’s global marketplace. … Read more
Customer Service Quote – Edward De Bono In the age of global customer service and Internet access and big box stores, many companies and organizations offer the same products as their competitors. The key to who wins in the race to gain new customers and customer retention is which business provides consistently excellent customer service … Read more
Employee Attitude Is a Key to Building Effective Customer Relationships Positive customer relations are something that every customer service representative and every other employee from the top down in any organization should make a priority. By putting more effort into establishing, nurturing and expanding customer relationships organizations can look increased sales and ultimately help solidify brand loyalty along with … Read more
What is Great Customer Service? What is great customer service? This is a question often asked in my customer service workshops and by people trying to determine how to get the best value for their money when searching out businesses where they might spend it. Unfortunately, this is a very subjective question based on the person … Read more
Deliver Excellent Customer Service By Building Customer Relationships Strong customer service skills are the basis for delivering excellent customer service. In these days where companies are struggling to gain and retain customer and brand loyalty, the defining factor between customer retention and customer desertion is how well service providers do their jobs. To excel against the competition, … Read more
Nonverbal Communication with Customers: Using Gestures to Build Strong Relationships Using effective nonverbal communication with customers is a powerful way to send and receive messages that enhance your meaning and can lead to customer satisfaction. This is because many research studies have found that nonverbal cues often override verbal messages that you send. In these … Read more
Building Customer Relationships to Increase Customer Retention The only way for customer service representatives and their organizations to excel is by first building strong customer service relationships. By exhibiting stellar product and service knowledge and employing effective customer service skills, listening and communicating verbally and non verbally they are able to properly determine customer needs, wants and expectations. … Read more
Effective Verbal Communication Can Lead To Customer Satisfaction and Customer Retention You may have heard that the expression is sometimes not what you, but how you say it that makes a difference. Nothing is truer when you are dealing with a multi-cultural, diverse customer base. In many situations, when customer service breaks down it can often … Read more
Nonverbal Communication in Customer Service The power of the eyes in communication has been known for centuries. This is demonstrated by a simple nonverbal communication quote by Ralph Waldo Emerson in the 19th century. Projecting what he was saying to today’s workplace… nonverbal communication in customer service can take precedent over spoken words during an … Read more
Customer Service Training Should Address Nonverbal Communication Good verbal and nonverbal communication skills are crucial for any customer service representative who wants to deliver the best customer service possible. This is why any customer service training should address nonverbal communication. The art of sending and receiving messages through words and with facial expressions, gestures, and … Read more
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