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How to Increase Customer Retention, Lifetime Value and Reduce Your Cost Per Sale

Keith Rosen

If delivering exemplary customer service is a cornerstone to building your business, revenue, referrals and client retention, then why do most companies invest more time on customer acquisition instead of retention, fail at meeting customer expectations and ultimately lose business to competitors?

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Got a SOGOP Policy or do You Wish and Hope and Waste Time?

Babette Ten Haken

I developed a SOGOP Policy for a variety of reasons. The never-ending futility of that business scenario catalyzed me to create my SOGOP Policy. My SOGOP Policy focused me then, and still focuses me now, on assessing whether potential (and some current) clients are stringing me along with the promise of future work.

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Customer Retention, A Rant

Partners in Excellence

I called the customer service department anxious to see if there was a way to accelerate the shipment. After a few hours of seeing nothing happen, I called customer service. Clearly, the second case was a failure of customer service. What are your strategies for customer retention?

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Customer Loyalty So You Have It?

Increase Sales

With the click of a mouse thanks to the dramatic impact of ever changing technology, your satisfied customer can leave and become easily satisfied by your competitor. Continue the same practices, policies, and procedures through archaic customer service training? Customer loyalty is truly about your bottom line.

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How to Deliver Better Service and Do Better Work with Customer Service Training

Lessonly

Customer service training is a hot topic in the learning and development world. ustomer experience a company provides is just as important as its products or services, and 57% stopped buying from a company because a competitor offered a better experience? companies lost more than $75 billion in one year because of poor service.

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Are You Ready to Take Your Business One Step Higher With These Simple Solutions?

Smooth Sale

Improve Your Customer Service Finally, to ensure your business stays ahead of the competition, you must get your customer service team right from the start. Many companies err when they use existing team members to sort out customer service. As time moves forward, revise policies that no longer apply.

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How To Impress Your Customers and Improve Results

Smooth Sale

Instead, impress your customers by being as responsive as possible. To do this, you can use customer service tools like phone lines, emails, and chatbots, which provide an instant way to respond to customers. Remember to tell your customers you are doing this, too.