Customer
Service: It's true that a huge part of providing customer service is
spent dealing with unhappy dissatisfied customers. In this section we can
offer you a variety of ways of defusing hostile customers and settling disagreements
so that your client remains loyal to you and your business. We can help
you to avoid turning a dissatisfied customer into a hostile customer. You'll
learn how to resolve client issues quickly and politely. How can a satisfied
customer be considered a dangerous customer? Read the article in this section
to discover the answer.
By Rebecca Morgan
- A dissatisfied customer need not be an angry customer, says Rebecca Morgan, and then provides concrete suggestions about how to prevent the transition from dissatisfied to angry hostile customer.
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By Judith Filek
- Amusing and useful. The author explains how basic courtesy practices learned in preschool can and should be applied to dealing with difficult customers and customer conflict. Adobe Acrobat format
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By Rebecca Morgan
- Excellent article that provides a lot of information about angry and upset customers, and what you can do to defuse conflict with customers.
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By Growthassociates
- If You Don't Know The Steps, You Can't Do The Dance
What can this brief article possibly offer on customer service that is not already in print, film, or video? How about a brief summary of what all these publications offer. Customer Service 101 describes the basic six steps to building customer satisfaction.
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By Eileen McDargh, CSP, CPAE
- Our experience as customers offers great instruction into the
concept of branding. Come with me on a recent "experience" and
you'll see what I mean.
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