Elevating Customer Service: A Guide for Business Leaders & Managers
Joseph Michelli, Ph.D.
Professor of Service Excellence at Campbellsville University, New York Times #1 Bestselling Author, Certified Customer Experience (CX) Professional, CEO The Michelli Experience, CX Hall of Fame Inductee, Board Member
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A Hit and a Miss
Recently, I called two companies for service.
The first made it easy for me to find their contact number, answered and routed my call swiftly, and provided a personal, helpful, and warm experience.
The second sent me through a failed "automated phone tree" experience and finally routed me to a terse, poorly trained, and unhelpful person.
While on the call with the second company, I thought, "This would never happen at Zappos." That conclusion was based on my experience consulting with and writing about:
To ensure the Zappos contact center (referred to as the CLT or Customer Loyalty Team) elevates each interaction, team members follow these steps:
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Let's translate the Zappos approach into customer experience lessons:
Implementing Zappos' Feedback Model:
By adopting these strategies, you and your team will elevate your service levels and heighten your customers' experience. More importantly, when your customers encounter inferior service, they will think, "That would never happen at (your brand).
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8 个月I think givr things need to be hit harder in CX in my opinion. First the lifetime vslue of a customer and referrals Second number of poor post sale service and impact on churn Three. Once you sell a customer and they receive product or service, your job is not fone. In fact it begins. Four. Acoirdingvto Bain and company, an increase of 5% retention yields 25% to 95% more profit. Five. The 80/20 rule in b2b and the need to provide them extra love and support. Very very few companies get this. It is not to be nice. Even to prevent churn. It is to make more money by having a better relationship on experiences
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8 个月Great information. I have experienced my fair share of failed phone tree experiences.