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17 To meet and greet first impressions last
18 Treat your customers with respect
19 Appearances count
20 Take care with personal hygiene
21 Communicate confidently with customers
61 Keep a pen and paper by every phone
Promotional material
customers point of view
63 Answer the most commonly asked questions
64 Avoid using technical jargon
65 Make it professionalinspire confidence
66 Make your contact details easy to find and easy to read
67 Keep text to a minimumstick to the facts
22 Ensure that your staff are knowledgeable about the products they are selling
23 Smile
24 The basics are no longer basicstart at the beginning
25 Take your staff to your competitors businesses
26 Take your staff to a business that you admire
27 Have regular brainstorming sessions
28 Debrief staff after good and bad experiences
29 Encourage your customers to tell you if your staff give outstanding service
30 Reward staff for outstanding customer service
31 Ask a customer to come in and talk to your staff
32 Give your staff experience in other areas of your business
33 Teach your staff how to sell
Making it easy for your customers to buy from you
34 Offer the right products
35 Make sure that your pricing is correct
36 Make it easy for customers to pay you
37 Eliminate all obstacles to making a purchase
38 Are your trading hours customerfriendly?
39 If necessary go to them
The personal touch
40 The sweetest sound is your own name
41 Reward customers for coming back
42 Be one step ahead of your customers
43 Show that you are proud of your business
44 Remember important dates
45 Make a visit to your business memorable
46 Start a VIP club
47 Be patient and courteous with your customers
Facetoface customer service
48 Be welcoming
49 Be organised
50 Be prepared to make a recommendation
51 Talk to the customer not through the customer
52 Do something unexpected
53 Remember to say thank you
Telephone customer service
userfriendly
55 Answer the phone with a positive attitude
56 Speak clearly ask questions and give useful answers
57 Change recorded messages frequently
58 Keep background noise to a minimum
59 Ensure that messages are passed on
60 Eliminate the need for callers to have to repeat themselves
Customer service and the Internet
73 Make automated responses simple
Following up on a sale is good customer
81 Contact customers that you may have lost
85 Give your customers a contact number
88 Be consistent in all you do
89 Read books and magazines to look for ideas
90 Look at other successful businesses for ideas
91 Dont discuss politics
92 Know when to take a break
When things go wrong
93 Have a clear and concise policy but be flexible
94 Dealing with telephone complaints
95 Dealing with written complaints
96 Dealing with a third party complaint
97 Always have a solution
98 You just cant please some people
99 The importance of following up a complaint
100 Get it right the first time
101 Make one person responsible for monitoring customer service
Bonus section20 more customer service tips
102 Be aware of cultural differences
103 Always think about your customers
104 Visit your customersbusinesses
105 Embrace new technologies
106 Invite good customers to special exclusive events
107 Keep databases accurate
108 Package so as to be remembered
109 The little things make the difference
110 If you go to the customers home clean up after yourself
111 Run an outrageous promotion
per cent satisfactionguaranteed
113 Avoid being overly familiar with customers
114 Avoid the biggest mistakenot delivering on time
115 Go shopping at the competition
116 Set up a customer hotline
117 Simplify your paperwork
118 Using reply paid mail
Blank forms that may come in handy
Customer satisfaction survey 203
A final note from the author

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How to take care of our guests

  • 1. 17 To meet and greet first impressions last 18 Treat your customers with respect 19 Appearances count 20 Take care with personal hygiene 21 Communicate confidently with customers 61 Keep a pen and paper by every phone Promotional material customers point of view 63 Answer the most commonly asked questions 64 Avoid using technical jargon 65 Make it professionalinspire confidence 66 Make your contact details easy to find and easy to read 67 Keep text to a minimumstick to the facts 22 Ensure that your staff are knowledgeable about the products they are selling 23 Smile 24 The basics are no longer basicstart at the beginning 25 Take your staff to your competitors businesses 26 Take your staff to a business that you admire 27 Have regular brainstorming sessions 28 Debrief staff after good and bad experiences 29 Encourage your customers to tell you if your staff give outstanding service
  • 2. 30 Reward staff for outstanding customer service 31 Ask a customer to come in and talk to your staff 32 Give your staff experience in other areas of your business 33 Teach your staff how to sell Making it easy for your customers to buy from you 34 Offer the right products 35 Make sure that your pricing is correct 36 Make it easy for customers to pay you 37 Eliminate all obstacles to making a purchase 38 Are your trading hours customerfriendly? 39 If necessary go to them The personal touch 40 The sweetest sound is your own name 41 Reward customers for coming back 42 Be one step ahead of your customers 43 Show that you are proud of your business 44 Remember important dates 45 Make a visit to your business memorable 46 Start a VIP club 47 Be patient and courteous with your customers Facetoface customer service
  • 3. 48 Be welcoming 49 Be organised 50 Be prepared to make a recommendation 51 Talk to the customer not through the customer 52 Do something unexpected 53 Remember to say thank you Telephone customer service userfriendly 55 Answer the phone with a positive attitude 56 Speak clearly ask questions and give useful answers 57 Change recorded messages frequently 58 Keep background noise to a minimum 59 Ensure that messages are passed on 60 Eliminate the need for callers to have to repeat themselves Customer service and the Internet 73 Make automated responses simple Following up on a sale is good customer 81 Contact customers that you may have lost 85 Give your customers a contact number 88 Be consistent in all you do 89 Read books and magazines to look for ideas
  • 4. 90 Look at other successful businesses for ideas 91 Dont discuss politics 92 Know when to take a break When things go wrong 93 Have a clear and concise policy but be flexible 94 Dealing with telephone complaints 95 Dealing with written complaints 96 Dealing with a third party complaint 97 Always have a solution 98 You just cant please some people 99 The importance of following up a complaint 100 Get it right the first time 101 Make one person responsible for monitoring customer service Bonus section20 more customer service tips 102 Be aware of cultural differences 103 Always think about your customers 104 Visit your customersbusinesses 105 Embrace new technologies 106 Invite good customers to special exclusive events 107 Keep databases accurate 108 Package so as to be remembered
  • 5. 109 The little things make the difference 110 If you go to the customers home clean up after yourself 111 Run an outrageous promotion per cent satisfactionguaranteed 113 Avoid being overly familiar with customers 114 Avoid the biggest mistakenot delivering on time 115 Go shopping at the competition 116 Set up a customer hotline 117 Simplify your paperwork 118 Using reply paid mail Blank forms that may come in handy Customer satisfaction survey 203 A final note from the author