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3 Customer Service Secrets – True or False?

Mr. Inside Sales

When you have to call your cell phone company, do the following words describe your feelings? If your company has customer service reps (Hint: Every person in your company is a customer service rep!), then it’s imperative for your success to make sure your customers don’t feel this same way.

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Three Customer Service Secrets—True or False?

Mr. Inside Sales

How would you rate your cell phone company’s customer service? Customer service basics are a part of all inside sales positions. Customer service basics are a part of all inside sales positions. True or False: It is hard to find and train good customer service reps. Frustrated. Answer: False.

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Here Are 5 Follow Up Email Examples (to Fix Your Follow Up Process)

Hubspot Sales

The follow-up email is a key component of sales communication. When done right, a follow-up email can keep your company top-of-mind with prospects, demonstrate your investment in your customer relationships, and convey the value of your business without being intrusive or obnoxious. What strategies to use.

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Are You Patiently Following Up?

Smooth Sale

Attract the Right Job or Clientele: Patiently following up stirs up emotion in almost everyone. But a small percentage of salespeople view follow-up as getting their game on for achieving their goals. Most people fall down on follow-up. My Story of Patiently Following Up.

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Mindfulness: The Next Level of Customer Service

SugarCRM

Now, this movement has transcended businesses internally and extends into their customer base, again, regardless of their nuances and customer base differences. How do you integrate mindfulness into customer service? Here are a few ways to incorporate mindfulness into your customer service success.

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Building Value during the Price Objection

Mr. Inside Sales

Often times, services and products are roughly the same, and prospects will buy from the people they like, know or trust. Recognizing this, I often use the following script to not only build value in my product or service, but also to build value in the most important part of my product—myself. Click Here.

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The Power of a Recognition Sales Culture

Steven Rosen

What I have found is we’re just grown-up kids. Rika emphasizes the importance of stepping out of the office and spending time with sales teams, ISPs, and customers. Rika shares her love for being back in the schoolhouse, interacting with students, principals, and ISPs. Recognition goes a long way.