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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? To get the answers to these questions, we conducted a survey and here are some of the words consumers used most often: Dread. Customer service basics are a part of all inside sales positions. Frustrated. Answer: False. Which would you rather deal with?

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Customer Support vs. Customer Service: A Comparative Analysis

Nimble - Sales

In the realm of customer-focused business strategies, the terms “customer support” and “customer service” are often used interchangeably. After all, both are dedicated to assisting customers and ensuring a positive experience.

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3 Customer Service Secrets – True or False?

Mr. Inside Sales

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. Let’s clear up some myths about what it takes to hire or train outstanding customer service reps.

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Holistic Customer Service: Why Customer Experience Is a Shared Responsibility in the Company

Pipeliner

The concept of customer service has evolved from a post-sale afterthought to a key driver of business success. Today, it’s not just about solving customer problems but creating an experience that resonates with them at every touchpoint. This brings us to the core concept of holistic customer service.

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7 Must-Have Automated Documents for Sales Success

Companies are increasingly implementing technology to bring efficiency to their workforce. Data accessibility aside, teams continuously struggle with manual processes for document generation. Learn why automating your documents is key to sales success.

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From the Switchboard to Social Media: A Brief History of Customer Service

Sales and Marketing Management

From a business standpoint, it’s imperative to provide customer service across a multiplicity of channels, too. It wasn’t all that long ago when “contacting customer service” simply meant visiting a store or office and talking to the owner or manager. What’s Next for Customer Service? You’ve Got Mail!

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Behind the Numbers: How Consumer Retail Benefits from CX Training

Miller Heiman Group

Online shopping makes it easier for consumers to shop more often, and throughout the day. This means that, for most consumers, the retail experience may start anywhere: on a website or during a phone call, in an email or on a live chat with customer service.

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