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Relationship Marketing: The Key to Maximizing Brand Loyalty

All customers have one thing in common: they make purchasing decisions based on their existing emotional standards (Aitchison 2004, 26). These standards are subjective: mothers might want to nurture their children, men might want better cars to enhance their image, executives might want to enjoy exclusive benefits, and so on.

SaaS

5 Easy Tips to Make SaaS Online Sales Meetings Stand Out

Who isn’t familiar with the deadly sales meeting where someone drones on, flipping through the 100-slide PowerPoint deck? This situation is even worse when you’re working online, presenting from a distance.

Customer Service

5 Customer-Centric Attributes To Look For In Your Next Employer

This guest post is written by Ben Motteram, customer service expert and Founder and Principal, CXpert.

Customer Service

Customer Service Excellence: REI

Customer experience in the omnichannel world is a challenge. In fact, for 67% of businesses, improving customer service is one of the top priorities.

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3 Reasons to Lengthen Your Healthcare Customer Service Calls

The phone still rules when it comes to complex customer service questions and problems. In fact, 46% of customers prefer to get support on complicated issues via phone.

Customer Service

Customer Service Excellence: Crutchfield Corporation

Although the value of good customer service is clear, not every company places customer service at the center of its business. In fact, according to a recent survey by SocialBakers, out of 37 countries whose question response rate was tracked on Twitter, the US ranks 33rd – nearly at the very bottom.

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Using Context in SaaS for Better Customer Service

This guest post was written by Rina Henderson, a seasoned UX Designer and Developer at CodeScience.

Customer Service

Customer Service is Everyone’s Job

It’s time to stop looking at customer service as a position that touches the contact center alone. A true customer service oriented organization recognizes that all employees need to incorporate the customer viewpoint into their jobs.

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Keeping the Human in Customer Service

This guest post is written by Al Hopper – marketing, customer service, and social media expert, named as one of the Top 100 Most Social Customer Service Pros on Twitter in 2013 in the Huffington Post and a Top 50 Contact Center Thought Leader in 2014 by ICMI.