People care but they don’t have the energy to dig into our souls and wrack their brains for the perfect retort.“The customer is always right” seems to have become a dangerous platitude.
Especially when there are limited resources, it’s impossible to take every piece of feedback from customers and incorporate into business.
It is important to set boundaries as to what’s acceptable to incorporate.It’s not that being friendly isn’t allowed, or that the sales representatives are needed to be impartial and imitate the personality of an automated call center.
It is important how you evaluate each customer as well as the situation being discussed to help you offer the right kind of response.Customer success is directly related to customer satisfaction which can be attained when the following is taken care of:By giving a personal touch: Getting to know the customers and letting them know usBeing accessible: Making it extremely easy for customers to reach out to people to have one-on-one interactions.Being Transparent: By accepting the mistakes if something goes wrong and giving a clear picture of the scenario helps the customers to understand the people they are dealing with better.Being Relevant: Some companies have trouble adapting.
Some of the most common issues businesses struggle with when it comes to providing great customer service are:A lot of times, customer support is an afterthought or checklist item, when in reality, it needs to be a critical part of the go-to-market strategy.Customer support is often considered to be a cost-center.
For instance, an email just received from one of my favorite industry sites that has high quality commentary and even that post had the header: “Buying behavior and profiles have changed.” What is the alternative?