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Contributor: Peggy Carlaw
Contributor: 05/11/2012 12:00:00 AM EDT
Call Center Best Practices Call centers that handle service and support calls are, unfortunately, often viewed as cost centers. Although these centers usually don’t bring in revenue directly, they do contribute to the company’s goals in many valuable ways, most notably in reinforcing the company’s brand and in increasing customer loyalty. read more
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Contributor: Peggy Carlaw
Contributor: 04/20/2012 12:00:00 AM EDT
Call Center Coaching: 5 More Tips to Ensure Your Success Our previous post on call center coaching titled, “Call Center Coaching: 5 Tips to Ensure Your Success,” gave tips to help you improve your management style in a support or call center environment. read more
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Contributor: Peggy Carlaw
Contributor: 04/13/2012 12:00:00 AM EDT
Call Center Coaching: 5 Tips to Ensure Your Success Managing staff—in any form–is hard work and requires a well-stocked repertoire of people skills, business acumen, and the ability to juggle multiple projects and deal with pressure. read more
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Contributor: Peggy Carlaw
Contributor: 02/03/2012 12:00:00 AM EST
When to Use Customer Service Games in Training Customer service games can add spice to a training program. I ought to know, I wrote the book! Unfortunately, I’ve seen too many games used just because–well, I’m not sure why. read more
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Contributor: Peggy Carlaw
Contributor: 01/17/2012 12:00:00 AM EST
Tracking Customer-Focused Metrics For years, contact center managers have been measuring operational metrics like average handle time, average hold time, turnover, sales per representative, average time to respond, and so on. read more
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Contributor: Peggy Carlaw
Contributor: 01/16/2012 12:00:00 AM EST
Upselling and Cross-selling by Customer Service and Support Teams As the economy recovers, many companies are looking for opportunities to claw their way back to pre-recession sales levels. read more
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Contributor: Peggy Carlaw
Contributor: 01/15/2012 12:00:00 AM EST
Tailoring Customer Service and Support to Different Personalities Fess up, now! There some customers you just love to talk to and others that you can’t wait to get off the line, right? Of course there are some customers who are just downright cranky and rude, but barring those grouches, there’s a reason why you relate better to some people than to others. read more
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Contributor: Peggy Carlaw
Contributor: 01/09/2012 12:00:00 AM EST
Proactive Customer Service and Support You’ve heard of First Contact Resolution, right? Hopefully, you’re taking concrete steps to resolve as many issues on the first contact as possible. read more
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Contributor: Peggy Carlaw
Contributor: 01/08/2012 12:00:00 AM EST
Crowdsourcing Customer Service and Support If you’re not already crowdsourcing your customer service and support, it’s time to consider doing so. Why? Smart businesses are always looking for ways to help their customers. read more
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Contributor: Peggy Carlaw
Contributor: 01/07/2012 12:00:00 AM EST
Monitor Your Customers, Not Just Your Agents Companies are reframing customer service as a strategic method for gathering important information to inform marketing direction and product development. read more
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Customer Experience Management for Banking & Financial Services
Venue to be confirmed, London, UK
September 18- 20, 2012 -
12th Annual Minimising Churn and Building Customer Profitability
Amara Hotel, Singapore
June 6- 7, 2012 -
3rd Annual UAE Customer Service Week
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
September 30- 3, 2012 -
Customer Experience Management in Telecoms: UK Summit
Chelsea Football Club, London, UK
July 16- 19, 2012
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Lessons From Peter Drucker:
Why "Doing the Right Thing" is the Key to Winning Customers: Integrity can mean a lot of different things to different people, but Drucker simplified it to a single sentence --- it means adhering to a code of ethics and doing the right thing by sticking to that code. read more
drucker | marketing | drucker on marketing
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"The Drucker Perspective":
Ignorance: The Secret of Demand-Side Innovation?: Would you like to come up with innovations that mark you as an extraordinary performer? I’m talking about innovators like Frederick Smith who thought up the idea behind FedEx while still in college, or Albert Einstein who developed the Theory of Relativity not while laboring befor read more
innovation
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You Hired Me for Customer Service, Not Sales: I’m sure you’ve met this person... read more
customer service | agent engagement
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The Social Mistake You Cannot Afford to Make: From emphasizing personalized responses that... read more
social media | social crm | roi






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