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Course Description
Quality in a service or product is not what you put into it.
It is what the client or customer gets out of it.
(Peter Drucker)
We are exposed to customer service (of one kind or another) at least once a day,
every day of the week, fifty-two weeks of the year. There are times when
individuals, organizations and companies take the provision of good service, and the
people who deliver it, for granted. We should not giving top quality Customer
Service is an art form.
Customers love and cherish companies that treat them the way they (the customer)
want to be treated. People are now prepared to pay more for good service. So the
providers of the good service YOU are gems beyond price these days.
Whatever your reasons for considering this course, we can promise you that you will
get even more than you might have thought from its contents. You will most likely
pick up things you might not have considered before, or even been aware of CRM
for example!
Body Language, It's How You Say It that really counts, Your computer isn't always
your best friend, The differences between data and information, The 2 "E's"
Ethics & Espionage
10.
When you need to say NO and how to say it! Seeing Red and Dealing with It! Take
the Initiative and Bounce Back
11.
The Internet has changed the rules & HOW! Automating the personal touch?
Clicking with your Customers, Developing Trust & Loyalty online, Customer
Acquisition, Some rules for staying on the road to Success with E-Commerce
12.
Exactly what is CRM? Is it the Latest & Greatest? How do we use it? Automating
the personal touch, Defining the technical requirements, Choosing the right CRM
tools, The amazing power of CRM, The correct CRM program for you, What
defines success with CRM?
Course Outline
Module I
Lesson 1 : A Customer-Centered Organization
Customers appreciate and respect companies that treat them the way they wish to
be treated, as opposed to the way most companies actually treat them.
Lesson 2 : Taking an Honest Look at Your Own Customer Service
Now is the time for you to be really honest with yourself about your individual level
of customer service, and that of your company.
Lesson 3 : Your Company's Customer Service Focus
It does not matter whether your company is small, medium, large, or megasized. It
does not matter whether it is local or international. It does not matter what field it is
in: technology, heavy industry, public sector, or manufacturing.
Lesson 4 : Developing a Winning Customer Service Strategy
You have just been asked to come up with a plan for improving customer service at
your organization. Are you uptight, nervous, or uncomfortable? Are you frightened -or just plain terrified?
Module II
Lesson 1 : The Benefits of Exceptional Customer Service
How we relate to fellow staff members several levels removed can often have a
rolling effect, which affects how we relate to customers, and vice-versa.
Lesson 2 : The Wow Factors of Customer Service Training
Whatever the concepts and ideas you and your company come up with, and
whatever improvements occur on the customer service front, the fact is that
customer service staff members need ongoing support.
Lesson 3 : The Way To Go: Surveys, Questionnaires, Interviews, or Focus Groups
Having a customer-focused company means that you should have a thorough
knowledge of what your customers want and expect from your organization. You
need to be able to evaluate how well you are meeting desires and expectations.
Lesson 4 : Acquiring Customers and Keeping Them
Everyone's needs are constantly changing. This is true for people, small businesses,
mega-organizations, and governments.
Module III
Lesson 1 : Extra Considerations and Miscellaneous Factors
If, when we first went into business, we considered all the concerns and challenges
that would be involved, we probably would never do it.
Lesson 2 : When the Going Becomes Rough, Here Is What to Do
No one, including customers, likes to hear that word, "No." Most people absolutely
loathe it. We all prefer to think people can do what we want, when we want it, and
how we want it.
Lesson 3 : Working in the World of the Web
The Internet, a project that started as a means of keeping communication channels
open and sharing information, has come a long way since its inception in the 1970s.
Lesson 4: CRM Is Not an Option; It Is Here to Stay