How to Improve Your Customer Service Call Center So You Can Achieve Double-Digit Response Rates
Written by Ernan Roman
- "You've already bought. Now our priority is getting more new customers".
- "You want service? Go figure it out on the Web or wait on hold for one of our poorly trained customer service representatives".
- Sharply reduced willingness to buy from the company: 86.3% n
- Negative perception of the company: 98.9%n
- Sharply reduced likelihood to recommend the company to others: 91.5%.
- Do not view customer service centers as cost centers. These are revenue-generating centers. In your rush to cut costs, you must consider the financial ramifications of losing customers due to poor post-sales experiences. Positive customer service call center experiences solidify relationships between your customers and your company resulting in more future sales.
- Do not cut back on training, quality control procedures and investments in Customer Service Call Centers. The damage from poor customer service call center experiences have significant impact on repeat purchase likelihood and willingness to recommend the companyn
- Personally check your Customer Service Call Center to see if it's up to your standards. Take note on the amount of time it takes to get a live person or just to navigate the phone tree. Experience the frustration of talking to someone who is not a native speaker. Ask questions that are not in your pre-made scripts and experience the irritation you get when you talk to someone who is not familiar with the product or service they are selling.
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