Archive for 'Call-Center'
What American Taxi is doing wrong… (and maybe you too)
Lots of companies make the mistake of believing that just creating an online version of your services is enough to minimize costs, increase ROI and expand your market share. What they forget is that bad implemented solutions (or weakly integrated channels) can hurt the customer experience more than the lack of service in the first place.
Posted: August 30th, 2009 under Business, Call-Center, Customer Experience, Customer Retention, Information Architecture, Privacy & Security, Ramblings, Standing Out, Usability.
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Don’t Try to Guess Customer Behavior (or… Customer Experience, Gunslinger Style)
It’s interesting how you can find Customer Experience wisdom in the strangest places. The message I got for this post came in fact from a novel I was reading yesterday (The Dark Tower III, by Stephen King).
In it, two of the main characters were discussing odd human reactions to certain situations when making decisions.
The [...]
Posted: February 13th, 2009 under Behavioral Research, Call-Center, Customer Experience, Customer Retention, Ramblings, Standing Out, Usability.
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Is “Playing the Field” Worth Losing the One You’re With?
Stop right there!
If you were looking for some “how to improve your love life” article, you came to the wrong place. Rather, I would like to explore how the emotions involved in customer relationships are strangely similar to those you have with your loved ones.
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Well, customers may be willing to share the object of their [...]
Posted: August 17th, 2007 under Business, Call-Center, Customer Experience, Customer Retention, Marketing, Ramblings, Standing Out.
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Everyone is your Customer
A few days ago, I was reading a Tom Vander Well’s blog post titled “When Customers are Co-Workers” on QAQnA.
The article reminded me of someone I met a few years ago. She worked in the research department of a big global company and after complaining to me once too often that no one valued her work, [...]
Posted: November 3rd, 2006 under Call-Center, Customer Experience, Customer Retention, Standing Out.
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Bad, BAD Customer… No soup for you!!!
“That’s it! I’ve been on hold for the past 45 min! If you don’t transfer me right now, I will…” – CLICK – And after that, all you hear is the dreadful tone of the busy line, indicating that, despite all your threats, you were disconnected - AGAIN!
If you ever suspected the call-center reps to hang-up [...]
Posted: October 6th, 2006 under Call-Center, Customer Experience, Customer Retention, Standing Out.
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How to Deal with an Angry Customer
I just read a entry on Seth Godin’s Blog that can be very helpful for people working with Call Centers and Customer Services.
As always, Seth’s guide is simple and obvious, as it is supposed to be. But again, it may not be so obvious, given the number of companies that still have no clue on [...]
Posted: September 15th, 2006 under Business, Call-Center, Customer Experience, Customer Retention.
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Not all your customers are equal…
When I was a kid, I was the one who would dismantle mom’s new blender to see how it worked… Sometimes, I would even put it back together again. Then, I grew up and became a computer geek. No surprise there, but the point is: I am proud of knowing how electronic equipment works and [...]
Posted: September 14th, 2006 under Call-Center, Customer Experience.
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