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50 Customer Service Slides
1. Three really important questions. 2. Three types of customer every organization needs most. 3. Three levels of customer service. 4. Three secondary positive effects of customer loyalty. 5. Three brave questions to ask customers. 6. Four elements to the buying cycle. 7. Four parts of the service recovery model. 8. Four parts to the ASAP service recovery model. 9. Five dimensions of customer service - Tom Peters. 10. Five levels of customer bonding. 11. Five types of customer in terms of buying a product or service. 12. Five links in the service-profit chain. 13. Five key questions. 14. Five central concepts to the Japanese understanding of customer satisfaction. 15. Five things customers want. 16. Five levels of customer loyalty. 17. Five principles of CRM. 18. Five ways to manage angry customers. 19. Five parts of the IDEAS benchmarking model. 20. Five essentials for customer service. 21. Five core leadership values for customer focus. 22. Five steps to customer happiness. 23. Five parts to the FRIES customer service model. 24. Five biggest customer service blunders. 25. Six actions to create and deliver high quality service. 26. Six critical lessons around customers - Milliken. 27. Six causes of complaints. 28. Six myths around customer complaints. 29. Six key questions around complaint management. 30. Six ways to exceed customer expectations. 31. Six components to lifetime value. 32. Six keys to developing customer service skills, 33. Six ways to be customer-focused. 34. Six things customers don't want when complaining. 35. Six customer service lessons. 36. Six customer service essentials. 37. Six ways to keep customers loyal. 38. Seven steps to customer loyalty. 39. Seven things not to do when handling complaints. 40. Seven ways to 'WOW' customers. 41. Seven ways to make customers feel important. 42. Seven parts to the negative value spiral. 43. Eight components of quality. 44. Nine positive thinking patterns for customer facing employees. 45. Nine golden rules of customer service. 46. Nine signs of real customer service. 47. Ten commandments of customer service. 48. The RATER customer service model. 49. The LEARN service recovery model. 50. The PERFECT customer service model.


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