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Your first contact sets the bar for customer expectations

by Kevin Stirtz


Here is your Daily Dose of Amazing Service:

Your first contact sets the bar for customer expectations

And here are some additional thoughts on this topic…

Is it always a good idea to “wow” your customers the first time they do business with you? Maybe not.

Your first contact sets the bar for all future interactions. So if you really knock their socks off the first time, be ready to continue at that level.

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Give them an experience they won’t forget

by Kevin Stirtz


wow2Here is your Daily Dose of Amazing Service:

Give them an experience they won’t forget

And here are some additional thoughts on this topic…

When I was in high school we had several teams that were state championship caliber. One was our soccer team, coached by a German teacher named Ted Seidel. I never played soccer and I never took a German class. But I’ll never forget Mr. Seidel.

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Make customer service fun

by Kevin Stirtz


happy-peopleHere is your Daily Dose of Amazing Service:

Make customer service fun

And here are some additional thoughts on this topic…

I was reading a book by Stevie Ray and I came across a perfect example of how to have fun while serving a customer. And the example is from an organization that’s not exactly known for having a zany culture: The Minnesota Department of Revenue.

Here’s the example:

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Deliver Better Customer Service by Having Fun

by Kevin Stirtz


Here is your Daily Dose of Amazing Service:

Have fun today!

And here are some additional thoughts on this topic…

One of the biggest reasons customers don’t return is they have no reason to. Sure they might get what they want but they often get it with no personality, no sparkle, no sizzle. Their experience is a dud. It’s about as exciting as cleaning your ears. There’s nothing memorable about it. Or worse, employees are crabby, grouchy or even angry and they show it. Yuk!

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Service Recovery

Are Your Customer Service Recoveries Really Recoveries?

Recently my wife picked up dinner for 4 on the way home from work. We had ordered online from Swiss Chalet (Canadian Rotisserie chicken franchise). Swiss Chalet is known for their dipping sauce, which is included with every signature meal.

When she arrived home, we discovered that the “special sauce” was not included in the order.

I called the order desk to report this lapse and the conversation went something like this.

Technology

Customer service and Twitter

The popular notion stating that if a customer receives poor service, he/she will tell nine other people, has been grossly out of date since the advent of the Internet. In reality, customers can electronically tell millions of people about their experiences. And now, with Twitter, people can tell others about their experiences as they happen.

Feedback

How to get amazing online reviews from your customers

More and more customers are going online before AND after they do business with a company. They’re getting smart about using online tools to make the best decision about who they do business with.

To thrive in this new world of connected customers you need to do more than ever to make sure your customers get the experience they want. If you do this well you can leverage the power of online feedback and reviews to grow your business. If you fail at this, the online chatter about your business can tarnish your reputation both online and off.

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