Archive for June, 2010

Practice Some Charity to Your Staff Today

We all like to indulge a bit from time to time. Why not indulge your teams and staff today? Give everyone a day off, an hour off, or buy them lunch when they don’t expect it. Take everyone out to the movies or an event. The point is to make everyone feel special. Yes, it [...]

How to Make Your Customers WANT to Give You Money

I’m thrilled to present a guest blog post from one of my favorite sites www.FlyingPigCommunications.com and speaks directly to the experience we all desire to create for our customers. by Laura Petrolino In these tough economic times, it may seem like a false hope to create an environment where your customers not only freely pay [...]

Are Thank You Notes to Business Customers Silly?

Last weekend, I ran a 5K and it was very apparent that I needed new running shoes. Being that I’m not an expert runner (except in my own mind), I usually go to a department store, try on a few shoes, and buy a pair at a reasonable price. This time, I took the advice [...]

Overlooking Your Best Customers? Pay Attention to Them, or Someone Else Will!

Identify your top clients and best customers. When I work with clients, I often contact their top 25% revenue producing customers and the lowest 25% revenue producing customers.  I do this because I want to speak to those customers directly and find out what they like the least and the best about doing business with [...]

Top Ten List to Improve Customer Service and Satisfaction

Dear Customer Service Leader: It’s us, your staff.  You’ve been talking to us lately about how we should focus on improving customer service with our company.  So, in order to do that, we’ve compiled a list of things that we need from you to help us deliver excellent customer service. OUR TOP 10 WISH LIST [...]

Let Your Customers Drive Your Business Plan

Chris Voss, a Social Media Consultant, posted the following video on his blog and I wanted to be sure to pass it along. It goes over many of the things that we’ve discussed here regarding letting your customers help you shape your business model. Enjoy!

Enough about Me, let’s talk about Me

by Kevin Stirtz Several times a year I get a CD from a well-known PR consultant. She is a very aggressive and consistent promoter of her business. She has done a good job making herself well-known in her niche. But, when I listen to her CD I often resist her message. Not because of its [...]

What Can Your Business Learn From a Carpet Cleaner?

While I was having my morning coffee and watching the first few minutes of a talk show to start my day, there was a commercial for Modernistic Cleaning. Modernistic Cleaning is a Michigan based carpet, upholstery, and tile cleaning company.  The thing that struck me about this particular commercial is that they featured the “Voice [...]

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Take Problem Resolution to the Next Level to Increase Customer Loyalty

January 6, 2012
by: Kristina EveyCustomer Experience Management, customer satisfaction, upset customers

Use These CRM Software/Skills to Win Customer Loyalty

January 3, 2012
by: Kristina EveyCustomer service, customer retention, customer satisfaction

Customer Relationships – Can the Online World Eliminate the Real World?

December 15, 2011
by: Kristina EveyCustomer Experience Management, Customer service, customer retention, customer satisfaction

Customer Service “Foul” – Chance for Redemption or Failure?

September 16, 2011
by: Kristina EveyCustomer service

Use These CRM Software/Skills to Win Customer Loyalty

January 3, 2012
by: Kristina EveyCustomer service, customer retention, customer satisfaction

Customer Relationships – Can the Online World Eliminate the Real World?

December 15, 2011
by: Kristina EveyCustomer Experience Management, Customer service, customer retention, customer satisfaction

Customer Service “Foul” – Chance for Redemption or Failure?

September 16, 2011
by: Kristina EveyCustomer service

Customer Intimacy – What is it About Our Product?

March 17, 2011
by: Kristina EveyCustomer service, customer feedback, customer intimacy, improve customer service

Customer Service Provides Value

December 14, 2010
by: Kristina EveyCustomer service, cultural mindset, good customer service, improve customer service

Small Stores Trump Big-Box Stores in Service

November 29, 2010
by: Kristina EveyCustomer Experience Management, good customer service, improve customer service

Celebrate and Share Your Customer Service Efforts – with Worms

November 22, 2010
by: Kristina EveyCustomer service, customer satisfaction, good customer service, improve customer service

“Mom, She Talked to ME!”

September 29, 2010
by: Kristina EveyCustomer service, good customer service, improve customer service