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The Problem with Self Service

Beyond Philosophy

People like the convenience of self-service. More and more of your Customers believe access to self-service options is essential to their relationship with your business. Knowing this, it is critical that you plan your self-service options well. Clearly, more Customers want self-service options.

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Guest Blog: Omnichannel Customer Service – Why should you implement it in your business?

ShepHyken

This week we feature an article by Martin Frascaroli who talks about why it is important to meet your customer needs using omnichannel customer service. . Your potential customers want to buy quickly and comfortably through an integrated experience. The answer is in Omnichannel Customer Service, and we’ll tell you why.

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Guest Blog: How Millennial’s are Changing the Customer Service Landscape

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This week we feature an article by Pradeep Rathinam who writes about how we must understand what the large population of millennials expect when it comes to customer service. – Shep Hyken. They are literally changing the rules of customer service on the fly. Compare that with 10-15 hours of screen time! Get creative!

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Guest Blog: Customer Service Trends for 2018

ShepHyken

This week we feature an article by Rohit Prasanna who shares a great list of 10 customer service trends that will affect the customer experience this year. – Shep Hyken. The customer-centric economy has taken the front-seat across the globe, and it is no different for B2B businesses.

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Customers Want Better Customer Service…or Else!

Beyond Philosophy

Consumers say Customer Service is important to them when choosing a brand and forming loyalty with it. 97% of Customers believe that Customer Service is important to them when they choose where they do business. consumers said they have stopped doing business with companies that blow it with Customer service.

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Guest Blog: Voice – Still The Most Important Customer Service Channel

ShepHyken

This week we feature an article by Felix Winstone who says that while technology has impacted our approach to customer service, the oldest channel of communication, voice, is the most important. Approaches to customer service are continually shifting to keep up with how people adopt new technology. Shep Hyken.

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Guest Blog: 5 Surefire Ways to Improve Online Communication with Your Customers

ShepHyken

Offer a self-service solution. You do not need to talk on the phone, live chat, or email with a customer in order to provide good support. With self-service tools, like a knowledge base software , you can communicate answers to questions in a fast and more efficient manner – no human intervention required.

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