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For Employees and Customers, Should the Goal Be Higher Engagement or Higher Experience Value?

Beyond Philosophy

There are lots of articles and studies around stating things like “Highly engaged customers are loyal customers”. There’s little doubt that engaged customers can, and do, help shape the brand. They can also provide useful feedback and build brand-based communities. 10 BIG Ideas for Customer-Centric Success.

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The Best Posts From the Customer Support Community in 2015

Kayako

This year, we’ve seen the customer support community continue to grow, with small tribes setting up all over the internet and producing great support content. 2015 saw the support community talk a lot about making things easier for the customer through both customer experience and communication.

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Customer Support Predictions for 2016

Kayako

We looked back with our best posts from the customer support community in 2015, now we’re looking forward with predictions for 2016. We’ve asked support pros from Kayako and beyond what they think the biggest trends in customer support will be in the next 12 months. Navsher Puar , Support Team Lead.

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The cheapest, easiest, and fastest change in customer support is language

Kayako

Last week, Sarah Hatter of CoSupport and Sarah Chambers of Kayako joined forces to present a fantastic live webinar about the top five customer support mistakes all businesses make, and how to conquer them. Sarah Hatter founded CoSupport in 2011, and in 2014 released her first book The Customer Support Handbook.

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Guest Blog: How to Ace Customer Service in the Age of Immediacy

ShepHyken

Moore’s customer service tip in a persistent messaging environment is to create specific teams for each client – because in the end, when you are at the human connection level, your customer service is only as good as the people providing that support.

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Evolution of the support rep: from outsourced to in-office

Kayako

The customer support rep role has travelled the world and back. His outsourced hires were acting directly as customer support reps for his old business BrainQUICKEN. They were tasked to deal with enquiries like these: A customer didn’t receive a shipment. A customer had an item held at customs.

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4 Real-life Examples How Social Media Influenced Customer Experience

Lumoa

Engage with the customer feedback, both negative and positive. Follow up positive comments of your customers with a thank you- note, show that you are close to them and care about them. Fazer did right what it had to do - the company thanked Kathryn for the feedback. Thanks for the positive feedback! Hey Kathryn!