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5 Simple Ways to Thank You Customers. With a little extra effort, you can show your customers you care, build loyalty, receive referrals, and ultimately grow your business. 
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Myths to great customer service exist because something worked somewhat well for some organization once and that single success story gets repeated over and over again, generalized and exaggerated along the way until people began to think it was a...
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THE CHALLENGE: Consumers have shifted from being passive recipients of push marketing to selecting companies who seek their voice and reflect their input.
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Customers are the essential component of every business. No customers, no revenue, no capacity to pay expenses. How you treat customers and the population of not yet customers will drive your business going forward.
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Most universities, colleges and management programs don't teach enough about customer service management. Is it any wonder customers are so dissatisfied?
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A customer survey is proven to be a valuable tool for businesses.
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United’s computer systems challenges are illustrative of the need for profound changes when it comes to customer support and ‘experience&#... ...
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In today's bottom-line focused business environment, there are 10 economical actions companies can take to gain quick improvements in customer engagement.
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But what happens when it comes to online guest service? Do you as a business dip your toe in and try it out, wait for a team member to have a go, or are you steaming ahead with followers and fans that love your brand?
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Our panel of senior marketers discuss the challenges of breaking down internal barriers to achieve true customer centricity in a multichannel, real-time market, while keeping pace with changes.
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The notion of going above and beyond customer needs is so entrenched in organizations that managers rarely question it. But delighting your customers may be a waste of time and energy.
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Pastor Danny Wood of Birmingham, Alabama ordered flowers for his wife from an outstanding organization. How do we know it’s outstanding? By the actions of the people who work there, of course!
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Have a question about a product you need answered? Well, chances are you won't get much help by posting it on the retailer's Facebook page.
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Raving Fans will shift your customer service paradigm and open your mind up to real service differentiation.
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Training staff members in all departments in a similar manner has a direct correlation with controlling costs. If your overall training program doesn’t stick to the same guidelines from department to department, the guest experience will vary widely from one situation to the next. Proportionally, the revenue you generate and costs you assess from department to department will vary widely, as well.
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In late January, Accenture released a rather startling and unsettling statistic as part of its ongoing research into consumer expectations.
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Customers today expect an imaginative, high-quality experience in a multichannel environment.
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Businesses are acknowledging that they must change customer service to meet the expectation that service be offered "when, where and how" the customer wants it and not just in ways that are defined and controlled by the business.
Dealing with the social customer by providing them with choice of channels / methods and by having presence online where the customers are, is an imperative that cannot be ignored. The social web has returned power to the customer.
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This blog post is part of the HBR Online Forum The Future of Retail. There are troubling signs for the country's retailers as Americans continue to slow down their spending and hunt for deep discounts.
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Your customers are the cornerstone of your success. So why on earth are you torturing them?
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