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Tag Archives: Customer service
Giving the customers what they want
Taking a dip The famous UK department store chain, Marks and Spencer, has reported falling sales in clothing and non-food items again. It is sad to see a flagship high street name struggling. They always used to be so … Continue reading
Posted in Customer service, marketing
Tagged Customer service, sales, service, value
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Service continuity, customer expectation and being as comfortable as an old shoe
Our regular clients expect from us an excellent service and it is up to us to live up to their expectation. That does not mean that we never change what we do for them. In the last decade, advances … Continue reading
Ethics, business and psychopathy
Professor Kevin Dutton has a book out called “The Wisdom of Psychopaths”. I have not read it yet, but Professor Dutton has been promoting the book in the media, and has applied the psychopath test to various historical figures such … Continue reading
Do you supply your services 24/7?
As a professional person it is important to respond to clients’ questions promptly. Gone are the days when generally a client would write a letter and would be happy to have had a reply within a week. Now they mostly … Continue reading
Posted in Business planning, Customer service
Tagged Customer service, organize, planning, Social media, Time management
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Poor customer service on the carpet
The long wait We have an apartment for sale. We don’t live in it. It was my Mother-in-Law’s home but sad-to-say she is no longer with us. The flat is empty of furniture and redecorated, but the carpets need cleaning. … Continue reading
Posted in Business planning, Customer service
Tagged communication, Customer service, reputation, Telephone
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Your great customer service can be damaged by your service suppliers
The lazy courier gives poor customer service, but the irony is that they were letting down another multi-national company who in my experience shows very good customer service. A couple of years ago I bought two LG computer monitors. I … Continue reading
Posted in Customer service
Tagged Customer Management, Customer service, Transportation and Logistics
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Living up to our business philosophy
I was expecting a parcel. I was told that I would receive from the courier a text on the day of delivery giving me a time slot. I duly waited in. No one showed up, but I then got a … Continue reading
Posted in Customer service, marketing
Tagged Customer service, reputation, responsibility
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Drilling down the detail of our purchases
Feelings When we are selling our services, many of our prospects will buy the feeling and the comfort of having someone else take care of things. That is usually my initial approach, and most people do not care about … Continue reading
Being passionate about our business
Do you love what you do in your business? I do. I find it exciting to help people and make them happy, or at least take a weight off their minds. It is great to be fired with enthusiasm I … Continue reading
Posted in Customer relations, Customer service
Tagged Business Services, Customer service, Passion
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Taking responsibility for our work
A couple of weeks ago my Dad had to go to the local hospital for some tests; three of them in total. I took him in, and understood that it would all take around three hours. Dad assured me that … Continue reading
