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In this episode, we explore customer experience and how company culture and strengths contribute to that experience.
When you make a promise to customers in your marketing, how do you make sure you fulfil that promise through exceptional customer service? Consistency is the key, as every moment of communication shapes your customer’s perception of you.
These touchpoints are the only evidence customers have of your company's inner workings. And they’re the only evidence customers have that you’ll deliver for them.
So it’s vital you make sure every interaction conveys, not just the right message, but the right feeling.
We talk about mapping your customer journey as a way to get that consistency. Journeys are complex webs rather than linear paths. But once you can see the whole picture you’ll see where you can improve.
Once you’ve defined your culture and brand, you can train your customer service teams in the empathy skills necessary for customers to feel you care. And if you also train your team managers in coaching skills, they can guide their teams toward finding solutions independently, freeing up the manager's time for other tasks.
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By Ben AfiaIn this episode, we explore customer experience and how company culture and strengths contribute to that experience.
When you make a promise to customers in your marketing, how do you make sure you fulfil that promise through exceptional customer service? Consistency is the key, as every moment of communication shapes your customer’s perception of you.
These touchpoints are the only evidence customers have of your company's inner workings. And they’re the only evidence customers have that you’ll deliver for them.
So it’s vital you make sure every interaction conveys, not just the right message, but the right feeling.
We talk about mapping your customer journey as a way to get that consistency. Journeys are complex webs rather than linear paths. But once you can see the whole picture you’ll see where you can improve.
Once you’ve defined your culture and brand, you can train your customer service teams in the empathy skills necessary for customers to feel you care. And if you also train your team managers in coaching skills, they can guide their teams toward finding solutions independently, freeing up the manager's time for other tasks.
Key points: