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No doubt you've been on the receiving end of lousy customer service a time or two. You've come to a
company with questions only to be told by some sterile voice to
press this or click that until you arrive full circle to your
starting place with no help at all. Or, worse, you've reached some
bored CSR (Customer Service
Representative) who calls you by name but delivers only
the infamous phrase, "I am sorry, but there is nothing I can
do."
Now you are on the other side
of the equation. You own a business or you manage a department and
you want your customers to be happy, to come back for more products
or services, and to tell others wonderful things about your
company. What do you do?
Our latest workshop, EXCEEDING CUSTOMER EXPECTATIONS is
designed to reveal the secret to achieving and surpassing your
customers' expectations. Through this workshop you will
discover the 10 powerful keys to excellent customer service, how to anticipate changing
customers needs, deal with upset customers and more!
Give your customers that extra mile and they'll give you their time
far, far longer than ordinarily.
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Program Outline
1. Generally Accepted Facts about the importance of Excellent
(Poor) Customer Service
2. What motivates a customer?
- Satisfaction vs Motivation
3. How can we best anticipate changing customers needs?
- S-Plus
- Equity Theory
- Positive Side of Equity Theory
4. 10 Powerful Keys to Excellent Customer SErvice
5. Challenges in customer service
6. The Challenging Customer
a. Characteristics of challenging
customers
b. Five Tips to avoid creating challenging
customers
c. Six ways to cope with challenging
customer
7. The Potentially Lost or Actually Lost Customer
a. General info on lost customer
b. What turns off customer
- value turn offs
- systems turnoffs
- people turnoffs
c. 4 Tips in Recovering potentially lost
customers
- includeds: Preferred
approaches when dealing with upset customers
8. Closing
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Benefits:
- Learn to achieve customer satisfaction, retention and
loyalty
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Learn how to exceed what customers anticipate
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Learn how to anticipate changing customers needs
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Learn techniques on how to recover lost or potentially lost
customers
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Learn approaches in dealing with upset customers
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Learn ways to cope with challenging customers
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Learn what to avoid to prevent customer turn offs
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