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The Keys To Retaining and Losing Your Customers

Understanding the Sales Force

It’s been quite a while since I’ve written an article about the role that customer service plays in the retention and renewal of customers and accounts. Some products are so exclusive, and so desirable, that crappy customer service might not even stop you from buying again.

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Customer Service Training Software: Factors & Tools to Consider

BrainShark

The right customer service training software can help you onboard agents faster, track their learning progress, and ensure they always have access to relevant information for resolving client issues quickly. A better way to train and educate your customer service teams is to get software that’s specifically built for that purpose.

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How to treat every week like it’s National Customer Service Week

Nutshell

“National Customer Service Week.” It sounds like a made-up holiday that megacorps use to keep their frontline customer service representatives happy. In reality, National Customer Service Week has been recognized by U.S. Customer-oriented feedback loop. The best ones even make it to Twitter.

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The Power of a Recognition Sales Culture

Steven Rosen

Full Episode Article: Title: “The Power of a Recognition Sales Culture” Byline: By sales leadership and coaching experts Colleen Stanley and Steven Rosen with their guest speaker Rika Cuff, Senior Vice President of Scholastic and Champ Sales at Herff Jones. Rika then follows up with a personalized note to the individual being recognized.

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The Essential Customer Service Skills List

Lessonly

The phrase, first attributed to Sir Francis Bacon in his Meditationes Sacrae , dates all the way back to 1597. Bacon was right… Thanks to the Digital Era, there’s been a fundamental shift in power from businesses to customers, forcing them to rethink their entire operating business model. Customer Service Tips.

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Think Like a Sales Rep. Act Like a Marketer. React Like Customer Service.

Sales Hacker

The new breed of salesperson will think like a rep, act like a marketer, and react like customer service. First, lack of discouragement — top salespeople bounce back quickly from losses without dwelling on failure. This is a crucial trait when 80 percent of sales require at least five follow-up calls. Act Like a Marketer.

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The Future of Customer Service Is Bright: Why Customer Service Enablement Is Game-Changing

Lessonly

Case in point, do any of these situations resonate with your customer service experiences? You locked yourself out of your bank account with too many failed password attempts, so you call the support line to confirm your identity and get back in. These types of customer service experiences are all common.