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WOW! Customer Service That Makes Them Smile
This one-day seminar will equip you with the necessary skills to ensure you are always considering your customers first!
When and where
Date and time
Tuesday, June 13 · 7am - 2pm PDT
Location
Online
Refund Policy
About this event
- 7 hours
- Mobile eTicket
Whether you realize it or not, each and every one of us serves customers. Maybe you're on the front line of an organization, serving the people who buy/use your products or services.
Perhaps you're a member of your organization's internal support team serving the employees by producing their paychecks and keeping the company running. Or maybe you're a company owner or executive, serving your staff and customers.
Regardless of your position, customer service is not about what you think will satisfy the customer; rather, it’s about considering the customer by first understanding what will satisfy them - and then exceeding those expectations. Lazy customer service providers never figure this out and their customers consider the competitor first. This one-day seminar will equip you with the necessary skills to ensure you are always considering your customers first!
HOW YOU AND YOUR TEAM WILL BENEFIT
- Gain a better understanding of who your customers are and what will satisfy them
- Being nice is not enough: Gain an understanding of their situation so you can attract and keep customers for the long haul!
- Understand the impact of body language
- We will discuss techniques to help you with phone and written customer service.
- How well do you de-escalate anger, establish common ground, and manage your emotions?
- Learn to be an All-Star when treating difficult and emotional customers with respect and dignity.
- The bottom line: Satisfied customers! There is an indisputable link between better customer service and customer satisfaction; regardless of who your customers are, you stand to gain from considering your customers first!
WHAT YOU WILL COVER
- What customer service means in relation to all your customers, both internal and external
- Recognizing how your attitude affects customer service
- Identifying your customers’ needs
- How using outstanding customer service can lead to lifelong customers
- Building goodwill through in-person customer service
- Providing outstanding customer service over the phone
- Connecting with customers through online tools
- Dealing with, and winning over, difficult customers