Customer service is any person-to-person exchange between a business and a customer. Developing successful customer service is essential for any company to succeed in the market. Many companies evaluate its success solely on measuring how happy their customers are with certain products or services. It’s necessary to have a strategy to best suit your customers’ needs and mentality.
Customers want to be treated as unique and have specific needs, so it’s important to understand their personal situation and find ways for them to collaborate and continuously build a relationship with your brand. The last thing you want is for them to feel like they’re just being pushed through “the same old” service process or dealt with as a commodity. As such, automation and processes for customer service tend to be less important than a firm’s corporate culture. The following are a few customer service techniques and practices.
Active Silence
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Anticipating Objections
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Business Acumen
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Choice Architecture
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Corporate Culture
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Customer Advocacy
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Customer Experience Score
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Customer Facing
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Customer Is Always Right
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Customer Relationships
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Customer Retention
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Customer Satisfaction
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Customer Service Goals
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Customer Service Objectives
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Customer Service Principles
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Escalation
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Eye Contact
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Feedback Loop
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Flagship
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High Touch
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Influencing
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Internal Branding
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Managing Expectations
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Message Framing
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Negotiation
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Nudge Theory
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Persona
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Personal Selling
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Petty Authority
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Plain Language
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Product Knowledge
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Satisfaction Metrics
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Self Service
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Service Culture
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Service Quality
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Single Point Of Contact
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Ticket Management
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