Intro To Customer Service
Intro To Customer Service
Customer Service
• Internal Customers and External Customers.
• Individual Customer Service Style.
• Rules for great customer service.
• Moments of truth in customer service.
• Understanding customers.
• Understanding and managing customer expectations.
• Ways to ensure customer satisfaction and Better handle calls.
• Handling difficult customers.
• Do’s and don'ts of customer service.
• Telephone Etiquette.
Introduction to Customer Service
• Create a positive experience for the customer • Every contact with a customer leaves an
impression
• Go above and beyond Customer expectations
• Use phrases like sorry to keep you waiting,
2. Know your products thanks for your order, Your welcome and its
been a pleasure helping you.
• Helps win a customer’s trust and confidence
5. Never argue with a customer
3. Know your customers
• Be solution focused rather than problem
• Tailor your service approach to there needs & focused
buying habits
• Research shows 7 out of 10 customers will do
• Get to the root of customer dissatisfaction by business with you again if you resolve a
talking to people and understanding complaint in their favour
complaints
10 Rules for great customer service
6. Don’t leave customers hanging 8. Assume that customers are telling the truth
• All communication with customers needs • The majority of customers don’t like to
to be handled with a sense of urgency complain in fact they will go out of there
way not to
• Research shows that 95% of dissatisfied
9. Focus on making customers not making
customers will do business again if their
sales
complaint is resolved on the spot
• Focus on the quality rather than the
7. Always provide what you promise volume of the sale
• Failure to do this is a sure way to loose • Research shows that it costs 6 times more
credibility with your customers to attract a new customer than it does to
keep an existing one
• If you cant make good on your promise,
apologise and make some kind of 10. Make it easy to buy
compensation such as a discount or free
delivery • Make the process simple and user friendly
Polite and Friendly Alternatives
• I don’t know - Il find out
• No – What I can do is
• That’s not my job – Let me find the
right person to help you with that
• Your right this is bad – I understand
how you feel
• That’s not my fault – Lets see what we
can do about this
• Calm Down – I apologise
• I want you to - Lets