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Customer Service Isn’t the Cost You Want to Cut

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With some of the frustration I’m hearing, you might assume that customer service is taking a hit – particularly when there are daily reports of inflation, an oncoming recession, and the need to cut costs constantly. These same companies found themselves having slow growth and customer service and customer retention issues.

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Top 05 Emerging Technological Trends in Contact Centers

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By automating routine tasks and leveraging human skills for complex queries, contact centers maintain a balance between operational efficiency and empathetic customer service. Predictive analytics models help in anticipating customer needs, resulting in improved first-call resolutions and reduced customer wait times.

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8 Customer Service Networks You Need to Follow in 2019

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When I first stepped foot into the Fonolo office nearly a year ago, I was also knowingly dipping my toes into the customer service ecology. Are you new to the customer service space and currently seeking a) some fundamental orientation information; and b) membership in some pivotal circles where important CS knowledge is shared?

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The Power of Emotional Connection: Growing Your Business Through Strong Customer Experience

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Share your company's vision, values, and mission in a way that your customers can relate to, and make sure your brand story is consistently reflected across all touchpoints, from marketing materials to customer service. How to Build Your Customer-Driven Growth Engine , "Competency #1 is to Honor and Manage Customers as Assets".

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100+ Customer Experience Stats to Prepare for 2023

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(Oracle, 2011) Businesses have a 60 to 70% chance of selling to an existing customer while the probability of selling to a new prospect is only 5% to 20%. Marketing Metrics, 2010) Increasing customer retention rates by 5% increases profits anywhere from 25% to 95%. Temkin, 2018).