Customer Support
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Outline
Introduction on Customer support
Why is Customer support important?
How can we give the best Customer support?
Cost of Bad Customer Support
Leaving a Mark on the Customers
Conclusion
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What is Customer Support ?
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• Customer Support is every interaction with our customer.
• Here, we meet the needs and desires of our customers.
• It is an act of taking care of the customer's needs by providing
and delivering professional, helpful, high quality support and
assistance before, during, and after the customer's
requirements are met.
• One good customer support experience can change the entire
perception a customer holds towards the organization.
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What happens in Customer support ?
Customer ​support is a continuous ​process whose ​principal ​tool is ​communication.
COMMUNICATION
Communication – The secret weapon
• Builds relationship with the customer.
• Involves Trust.
• Shows our loyalty and respect.
• It’s the key strength and the secret weapon of
the company and helps us in building an
empire from a small hut.
• It makes the customer happy and they keep
coming back to buy our products and
supports.
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Why
Customer Support ?
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3 out of 5 people would like to try a new brand or company
for a better customer support experience.
67% of customers have hung up
the phone out of frustration
they could not talk to a
real person.
59%
41%
% OF PEOPLE
Try new brand for better experience
Continue with the same
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70% 30%
70% sales are
based on
buying
experience
30% based on
the product
0 20 40 60 80
Probability of
New Customer
Probability of
Existing Customer
Sales
How providing good Customer Support helps us ?
• Increase in number of loyal customers
• Increase in number of sales
• Increase in the amount of money each
customer spends with our business
• Reduces the costs involved in attracting new
customers
• Generates positive word-of-mouth and
reputation
• Decrease barriers to hesitant customers
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How
Customer Support?
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3 types of Customer Support
1. Email 2. Phone
3. Live Chat
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Email
PROs
1. Users will already have knowledge on how to
use it.
2. Will get Precise and detailed answers.
3. Professional/Formal.
4. For busy people.
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Email
CONs
1. Takes a lot of time to get response.
2. High To-and-fro.
3. Possibility of your email getting buried when
the company have huge in-flow.
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PROs
1. Trust.
2. Can carry emotion.
3. Professional/Formal.
4. Useful to get bigger issues resolved.
5. For people who have free time.
Phone
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CONs
1. Looooong waiting times.
2. Formalities, transfers to different people
before getting your issue resolved.
3. Takes a lot of time to get an issue resolved,
but quicker than email.
Phone
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Live Chat
PROs
1. On-site, so helps building trust.
2. Quick replies/solutions.
3. Friendly & caring.
4. Can Multi-task.
5. For busy people, but with less turnaround
time.
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CONs
1. Bigger issues cannot be resolved right there.
2. Informal (for some people)
Live Chat
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STATS
Studies Say
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Why is live Chat Preferred?
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Why is live Chat Preferred?
By Age
Millennials
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Cost of Bad Customer Support
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• Customers feel they are poorly treated.
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Signs of a Bad Customer support
I've purchased your 9Five Olson Readers. Can you please track that for me.
I'm coming down to the store to buy the Sherri Hill dress.
• Failure to solve a problem in a timely manner
Keeping the customer on hold for a long time. No able to show
the solution in spite of waiting for such long time
• Inexperienced Representatives
Cost of Bad Customer support
• Chain reaction
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CSE
Client CX
News of bad customer service reaches more than twice as many ears as
praise for a good service experience.
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worst
78
22
68
32
78% of customers end a business
relation due to
Bad Customer Support
68% customers went to a
competitor due to
Bad Customer Support
Leaving A Mark!
As a Chat Support Executive
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LCN
Client
Customer (Cx)
The Structure
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LCN
Client
Customer (Cx)
This is where we can leave a
mark
Where can we Leave our Mark?
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What is meant by
“Leaving a Mark” ?
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Changing the Cx MOOD
Angry
Feeling Hurt
Sad
Happy!
Before the Chat After the Chat
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If you’re successful in changing the MOOD of the customer,
you’re leaving your mark on them!
Happy!
Very Happy!
Before the Chat After the Chat
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How to
Leave a Mark ?
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How to Leave a Mark?
1. Understand the Customer Persona.
2. Modify to their Mood.
3. Show them you understand their need.
4. Deliver the Solution.
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What is a Customer Persona
Customer Personas are fictional, generalized
representations of your ideal customers.
Personas help us all -- in marketing, sales,
product, and services -- internalize the ideal
customer we're trying to attract, and relate to
our customers as real humans.
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Customer Persona Example
Alex
•Age – 20 to 30 Years
•Location – USA, UK, Australia
•Education – Collage Graduate
•Income – None
•Interests – Technology, Gadgets
•Mood – To learn about Fonesalesman products
and buy one if they’re good.
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Customer Persona Example
Stephene
•Age – 20 to 50 Years
•Location – USA, UK, Australia
•Education – Collage Graduate
•Income – Stable Job ($40,000 to $100,000 PA)
•Interests – Jewellery, Outdoors, Family
•Mood – To buy a gift for her Husband on his
Birthday.
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Modifying to their Mood
Alex
Mood – To learn about Fonesalesman
products and buy one if they’re good.
•Talk Techie.
•Be Energetic.
•Give precise answers to his questions.
Stephene
Mood – To buy a gift for her Husband
on his Birthday.
•Show a smile on your face.
•Praise her and her decision often.
•Give recommendations.
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How to Leave a Mark?
• Show them you understand
their need.
• Deliver the Solution.
JUST ANSWER!
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Make sure the Customer
MOOD changes after a chat
with YOU!
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Conclusion
“Customer support should be a
pleasure not a headache”
Thank you
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Customer Service & What is Live Chat

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    Outline Introduction on Customersupport Why is Customer support important? How can we give the best Customer support? Cost of Bad Customer Support Leaving a Mark on the Customers Conclusion 3/30/2016 2
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    What is CustomerSupport ? 3/30/2016 3
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    • Customer Supportis every interaction with our customer. • Here, we meet the needs and desires of our customers. • It is an act of taking care of the customer's needs by providing and delivering professional, helpful, high quality support and assistance before, during, and after the customer's requirements are met. • One good customer support experience can change the entire perception a customer holds towards the organization. 3/30/2016 4
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    3/30/2016 5 What happensin Customer support ? Customer ​support is a continuous ​process whose ​principal ​tool is ​communication. COMMUNICATION
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    Communication – Thesecret weapon • Builds relationship with the customer. • Involves Trust. • Shows our loyalty and respect. • It’s the key strength and the secret weapon of the company and helps us in building an empire from a small hut. • It makes the customer happy and they keep coming back to buy our products and supports. 3/30/2016 6
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    3/30/2016 8 3 outof 5 people would like to try a new brand or company for a better customer support experience. 67% of customers have hung up the phone out of frustration they could not talk to a real person. 59% 41% % OF PEOPLE Try new brand for better experience Continue with the same
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    3/30/2016 9 70% 30% 70%sales are based on buying experience 30% based on the product 0 20 40 60 80 Probability of New Customer Probability of Existing Customer Sales
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    How providing goodCustomer Support helps us ? • Increase in number of loyal customers • Increase in number of sales • Increase in the amount of money each customer spends with our business • Reduces the costs involved in attracting new customers • Generates positive word-of-mouth and reputation • Decrease barriers to hesitant customers 3/30/2016 10
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    3 types ofCustomer Support 1. Email 2. Phone 3. Live Chat 3/30/2016 12
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    Email PROs 1. Users willalready have knowledge on how to use it. 2. Will get Precise and detailed answers. 3. Professional/Formal. 4. For busy people. 3/30/2016 13
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    Email CONs 1. Takes alot of time to get response. 2. High To-and-fro. 3. Possibility of your email getting buried when the company have huge in-flow. 3/30/2016 14
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    PROs 1. Trust. 2. Cancarry emotion. 3. Professional/Formal. 4. Useful to get bigger issues resolved. 5. For people who have free time. Phone 3/30/2016 15
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    CONs 1. Looooong waitingtimes. 2. Formalities, transfers to different people before getting your issue resolved. 3. Takes a lot of time to get an issue resolved, but quicker than email. Phone 3/30/2016 16
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    Live Chat PROs 1. On-site,so helps building trust. 2. Quick replies/solutions. 3. Friendly & caring. 4. Can Multi-task. 5. For busy people, but with less turnaround time. 3/30/2016 17
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    CONs 1. Bigger issuescannot be resolved right there. 2. Informal (for some people) Live Chat 3/30/2016 18
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    Why is liveChat Preferred? 3/30/2016 20
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    Why is liveChat Preferred? By Age Millennials 3/30/2016 21
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    Cost of BadCustomer Support 3/30/2016 22
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    • Customers feelthey are poorly treated. 3/30/2016 23 Signs of a Bad Customer support I've purchased your 9Five Olson Readers. Can you please track that for me. I'm coming down to the store to buy the Sherri Hill dress. • Failure to solve a problem in a timely manner Keeping the customer on hold for a long time. No able to show the solution in spite of waiting for such long time • Inexperienced Representatives
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    Cost of BadCustomer support • Chain reaction 3/30/2016 24 CSE Client CX
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    News of badcustomer service reaches more than twice as many ears as praise for a good service experience. 3/30/2016 25 worst 78 22 68 32 78% of customers end a business relation due to Bad Customer Support 68% customers went to a competitor due to Bad Customer Support
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    Leaving A Mark! Asa Chat Support Executive 3/30/2016 26
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    LCN Client Customer (Cx) This iswhere we can leave a mark Where can we Leave our Mark? 3/30/2016 28
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    What is meantby “Leaving a Mark” ? 3/30/2016 29
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    Changing the CxMOOD Angry Feeling Hurt Sad Happy! Before the Chat After the Chat 3/30/2016 30
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    If you’re successfulin changing the MOOD of the customer, you’re leaving your mark on them! Happy! Very Happy! Before the Chat After the Chat 3/30/2016 31
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    How to Leave aMark ? 3/30/2016 32
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    How to Leavea Mark? 1. Understand the Customer Persona. 2. Modify to their Mood. 3. Show them you understand their need. 4. Deliver the Solution. 3/30/2016 33
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    What is aCustomer Persona Customer Personas are fictional, generalized representations of your ideal customers. Personas help us all -- in marketing, sales, product, and services -- internalize the ideal customer we're trying to attract, and relate to our customers as real humans. 3/30/2016 34
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    Customer Persona Example Alex •Age– 20 to 30 Years •Location – USA, UK, Australia •Education – Collage Graduate •Income – None •Interests – Technology, Gadgets •Mood – To learn about Fonesalesman products and buy one if they’re good. 3/30/2016 35
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    Customer Persona Example Stephene •Age– 20 to 50 Years •Location – USA, UK, Australia •Education – Collage Graduate •Income – Stable Job ($40,000 to $100,000 PA) •Interests – Jewellery, Outdoors, Family •Mood – To buy a gift for her Husband on his Birthday. 3/30/2016 36
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    Modifying to theirMood Alex Mood – To learn about Fonesalesman products and buy one if they’re good. •Talk Techie. •Be Energetic. •Give precise answers to his questions. Stephene Mood – To buy a gift for her Husband on his Birthday. •Show a smile on your face. •Praise her and her decision often. •Give recommendations. 3/30/2016 37
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    How to Leavea Mark? • Show them you understand their need. • Deliver the Solution. JUST ANSWER! 3/30/2016 38
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    Make sure theCustomer MOOD changes after a chat with YOU! 3/30/2016 39
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    3/30/2016 40 Conclusion “Customer supportshould be a pleasure not a headache”
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Editor's Notes

  • #4 Introduction What is customer support ? The assistance and the advise provided by a company to those people who buy or use its products or supports(existing customers) is called customer support.
  • #5 Customer support is every interaction with our customer. Here, we meet the needs and desires of our customers. It is an act of taking care of the customer's needs by providing and delivering professional, helpful, high quality support and assistance before, during, and after the customer's requirements are met.
  • #6 2. What happens in customer support ? Customer ​support is a continuous ​process whose ​principal ​tool is ​communication. Communication between the customer and the brand of the company.
  • #7 It’s not all about buying and selling. It’s about building relation ship with the customer involving trust, loyalty, and respect. It’s the strength and the secret weapon of the company and helps us in building an empire from a small hut. It makes the customer happy and keeps them coming back to buy our products and supports
  • #8 Why is customer support important ?
  • #9 3 out of 5 people would like to try a new brand or company for a better customer support experience. 67% of customers have hung up the phone out of frustration they could not talk to a real person.
  • #10 70% of buying experiences are based on how the customer feels they are being treated. Resolve a complaint in the customer's favor and they will do business with you again 70% of the time.
  • #23 News of bad customer support reaches more than twice as many ears as praise for a good support experience. Take the time to address unhappy customers and do everything in your power to remedy the situation. It's not only worth keeping their business, but also avoiding any negative word of mouth exposure.
  • #25 Bad customer support has tremendous consequences and the potential to cause serious brand damage. Even loyal customers are likely to stop dealing with a company lacking good customer service. As discussed before worse and unhappy customers are likely to bad-mouth the company after the unpleasant surprise. How you act is what is reflected to you
  • #26 News of bad customer service reaches more than twice as many ears as praise for a good service experience. It’s obvious that your customer won’t love you if you give bad customer support, but next to you is someone who always keeps loving your for that – Competitors
  • #41 Customer support should be a pleasure not a headache