Marcadis Singer PA are debt collection attorneys, our practice is focused exclusively on all matters concerning the collection of money that is owed to individuals and businesses. An often forgotten source of financing is the rapid collection of receivables. If your small business is in need of collection services to help grow your business, don’t hesitate to call.
... It’s complicated matter.. Satisfaction is a dependable issue but in a customer care some matter should maintain to make a satisfied customer ….thus we treat a customer as a Guest …
A quick slideshow to enforce some of the basics of giving good customer service in a call center. I made a few modifications to it so I hope this one is better liked. :)
None of us get it right all the time. Part of the human experience is dealing with upset or disappointed people. Sometimes this is because of a misunderstanding, or because we didn’t deliver quality service to our customers. Learn how to deal with difficult customers.
Marcadis Singer PA are debt collection attorneys, our practice is focused exclusively on all matters concerning the collection of money that is owed to individuals and businesses. An often forgotten source of financing is the rapid collection of receivables. If your small business is in need of collection services to help grow your business, don’t hesitate to call.
... It’s complicated matter.. Satisfaction is a dependable issue but in a customer care some matter should maintain to make a satisfied customer ….thus we treat a customer as a Guest …
A quick slideshow to enforce some of the basics of giving good customer service in a call center. I made a few modifications to it so I hope this one is better liked. :)
None of us get it right all the time. Part of the human experience is dealing with upset or disappointed people. Sometimes this is because of a misunderstanding, or because we didn’t deliver quality service to our customers. Learn how to deal with difficult customers.
Telesales is direct means of engaging potential clients and customers via a telephone. This guide discusses the essential elements of telesales and how sales professionals can leverage telesales capabilities to increase their bottomline.
Customer Service Superstar - Customer Service TrainingPhil Gerbyshak
Want your customer service representatives to deliver great customer service? Help them become customer service superstars. Simple things you can do to bring out the superstar in your customer service delivering employees.
There is a proven way to build your reputation and achieve 20% growth in business without spending anything on advertising or hours on social media and this course will show you how its done.
This is not a sales course but rather a true “service” based course presented by an Operations Exec with years of experience in managing successful customer service departments.
In this course you will learn how to build your business and your reputation by making simple changes that are easy to implement.
Delegates Will Learn:
Why proper service is critical
How to identify and provide excellent service
What’s in it for you, your departmenat and your organisation
By the end of this course you will have developed a personal action plan to implement in your business immediately and will be thinking very differently about how you go about your business.
If you are serious about building your business or developing your staff to do so for you or if you are open minded enough to examine and adopt additional methods to overcoming obstacles, Exceptional Customer Service is the course for you.
Martyn can show you those small but effective actions which can deliver a sustainable and unassailable advantage over your competitors.
About The Trainer
Martyn Jones has worked with many companies from FTSE100 giants to sole traders and from many different sectors including utilities, nuclear, legal, financial and travel. He has delivered this training for UCLAN and other business schools and with his informative style, enthusiastic, and vast experience he will enable delegates to take the principles of success and apply them to their organisations straight away. http://www.lancschamber.co.uk/training/exceptional-customer-service-course/
Retail customer service training PowerPoint
This is an easy presentation to understand. Train employees on the importance of basic customer service.
please visit my website - www.bamservicetraining.com
Great customer service is the backbone of any business. Without awesome customer service, your business will struggle to retain customers. This presentation from International Development Services will hit the main points of customer service 101.
This powerpoint presentation helps to establish basics for taking care of customers while at the same time reiterates examples numerous times for people who are crucial to our customer satisfaction. It addresses how devastating the loss of one customer can be through not providing the ultimate customer experience. one service failure can sink a business. Your frontline people and everyone they work with are part of the internal customer network. As a team they must all work together to provide the unforgettable customer experience and exceed the customers\’ expectations.
We need to take control of customer complaints and turn them to our advantage. Customer complaints are good for your business. Approach the customer as soon as you learn they are unhappy.
Telesales is direct means of engaging potential clients and customers via a telephone. This guide discusses the essential elements of telesales and how sales professionals can leverage telesales capabilities to increase their bottomline.
Customer Service Superstar - Customer Service TrainingPhil Gerbyshak
Want your customer service representatives to deliver great customer service? Help them become customer service superstars. Simple things you can do to bring out the superstar in your customer service delivering employees.
There is a proven way to build your reputation and achieve 20% growth in business without spending anything on advertising or hours on social media and this course will show you how its done.
This is not a sales course but rather a true “service” based course presented by an Operations Exec with years of experience in managing successful customer service departments.
In this course you will learn how to build your business and your reputation by making simple changes that are easy to implement.
Delegates Will Learn:
Why proper service is critical
How to identify and provide excellent service
What’s in it for you, your departmenat and your organisation
By the end of this course you will have developed a personal action plan to implement in your business immediately and will be thinking very differently about how you go about your business.
If you are serious about building your business or developing your staff to do so for you or if you are open minded enough to examine and adopt additional methods to overcoming obstacles, Exceptional Customer Service is the course for you.
Martyn can show you those small but effective actions which can deliver a sustainable and unassailable advantage over your competitors.
About The Trainer
Martyn Jones has worked with many companies from FTSE100 giants to sole traders and from many different sectors including utilities, nuclear, legal, financial and travel. He has delivered this training for UCLAN and other business schools and with his informative style, enthusiastic, and vast experience he will enable delegates to take the principles of success and apply them to their organisations straight away. http://www.lancschamber.co.uk/training/exceptional-customer-service-course/
Retail customer service training PowerPoint
This is an easy presentation to understand. Train employees on the importance of basic customer service.
please visit my website - www.bamservicetraining.com
Great customer service is the backbone of any business. Without awesome customer service, your business will struggle to retain customers. This presentation from International Development Services will hit the main points of customer service 101.
This powerpoint presentation helps to establish basics for taking care of customers while at the same time reiterates examples numerous times for people who are crucial to our customer satisfaction. It addresses how devastating the loss of one customer can be through not providing the ultimate customer experience. one service failure can sink a business. Your frontline people and everyone they work with are part of the internal customer network. As a team they must all work together to provide the unforgettable customer experience and exceed the customers\’ expectations.
We need to take control of customer complaints and turn them to our advantage. Customer complaints are good for your business. Approach the customer as soon as you learn they are unhappy.
The important elements of Customer Service as well as some Tips and Tricks to remember. Presented as part of the IGNITE Dubbo Skills Building Program 30th March 2017
Customer Delight Training PPT for a service industry. This PPT helps in covering 6 key things customer wants and kindly also read trainer notes that helps in understanding the activities and facilitation. For any activity based content you can connect with me on melwani.jharna@gmail.com
This PPT covers the basics of customer delight for any service based industry. Please read the notes section to know further. For more activity based content pls write to melwani.jharna@gmail.com
The Objective Seller - Increasing Return On Objective for Clients and your co...tshanto
All businesses have objectives. Focusing on your buyer’s desired return on those objectives is the most effective way to engage. With changes in the buying and selling dynamic, B2B buyers who are ready to buy are much better informed and more empowered than ever, so you need to shift the conversation from your product to their objectives. In this webinar, you will learn a process-based, value-driven approach for success in selling to Status Quo buyers, the most overlooked segment of the market.
How Loyal Are Your Customers? - webinarG&A Partners
The challenge for the 21st century is moving beyond customer satisfaction. Suzanne Chambers discusses how to use customer service to your advantage during an economic downturn, improving the ways you speak to your customers, and meeting and exceeding customer expectations.
Salma Karina Hayat is Conscious Digital Transformation Leader at Kudos | Empowering SMEs via CRM & Digital Automation | Award-Winning Entrepreneur & Philanthropist | Education & Homelessness Advocate
When listening about building new Ventures, Marketplaces ideas are something very frequent. On this session we will discuss reasons why you should stay away from it :P , by sharing real stories and misconceptions around them. If you still insist to go for it however, you will at least get an idea of the important and critical strategies to optimize for success like Product, Business Development & Marketing, Operations :)
Reflect Festival Limassol May 2024.
Michael Economou is an Entrepreneur, with Business & Technology foundations and a passion for Innovation. He is working with his team to launch a new venture – Exyde, an AI powered booking platform for Activities & Experiences, aspiring to revolutionize the way we travel and experience the world. Michael has extensive entrepreneurial experience as the co-founder of Ideas2life, AtYourService as well as Foody, an online delivery platform and one of the most prominent ventures in Cyprus’ digital landscape, acquired by Delivery Hero group in 2019. This journey & experience marks a vast expertise in building and scaling marketplaces, enhancing everyday life through technology and making meaningful impact on local communities, which is what Michael and his team are pursuing doing once more with Exyde www.goExyde.com
15. What can a satisfied customer do?
• Satisfied customers become –
16. What can a satisfied customer do?
• Satisfied customers become – Advocates
17. What can a satisfied customer do?
• Satisfied customers become – Advocates
• Satisfied customers become –
18. What can a satisfied customer do?
• Satisfied customers become – Advocates
• Satisfied customers become – Repeat purchasers / Rxbers
19. What can a satisfied customer do?
• Satisfied customers become – Advocates
• Satisfied customers become – Repeat purchasers / Rxbers
• Satisfied customers bring you –
20. What can a satisfied customer do?
• Satisfied customers become – Advocates
• Satisfied customers become – Repeat purchasers / Rxbers
• Satisfied customers bring you – Prospects
(who in turn become customers)
21. What can a satisfied customer do?
• Satisfied customers become – Advocates
• Satisfied customers become – Repeat purchasers / Rxbers
• Satisfied customers bring you – Prospects
(who in turn become customers)
• Satisfied customers
22. What can a satisfied customer do?
• Satisfied customers become – Advocates
• Satisfied customers become – Repeat purchasers / Rxbers
• Satisfied customers bring you – Prospects
(who in turn become customers)
• Satisfied customers increase our sales & profits.
23. What can a satisfied customer do?
• Satisfied customers become – Advocates
• Satisfied customers become – Repeat purchasers / Rxbers
• Satisfied customers bring you – Prospects
(who in turn become customers)
• Satisfied customers increase our sales & profits.
• Satisfied customer helps you to earn your Incentives, Awards
& Rewards.
26. Customer retention is the key for consistent
business growth
• It costs 5 times more money to acquire a new customer
than retain an existing one.
As per research:
27. Customer retention is the key for consistent
business growth
• It costs 5 times more money to acquire a new customer
than retain an existing one.
• If we increase our customer retention rates by 5% we
increase our sales/ profits by 25%.
As per research:
28. Customer retention is the key for consistent
business growth
• It costs 5 times more money to acquire a new customer
than retain an existing one.
• If we increase our customer retention rates by 5% we
increase our sales/ profits by 25%.
• 80% of Future business comes from 20% Existing
customers.
As per research:
29. Customer retention is the key for consistent
business growth
• It costs 5 times more money to acquire a new customer
than retain an existing one.
• If we increase our customer retention rates by 5% we
increase our sales/ profits by 25%.
• 80% of Future business comes from 20% Existing
customers.
• 68% customers leave due to poor customer service.
As per research:
30. Customer retention is the key for consistent
business growth
• It costs 5 times more money to acquire a new customer
than retain an existing one.
• If we increase our customer retention rates by 5% we
increase our sales/ profits by 25%.
• 80% of Future business comes from 20% Existing
customers.
• 68% customers leave due to poor customer service.
We have to retain our customers with exceptional
customer service.
As per research:
48. Steps to Good Customer Service
1. Start with a smile.
49. Steps to Good Customer Service
1. Start with a smile.
2. Have a Positive Attitude.
50. Steps to Good Customer Service
1. Start with a smile.
2. Have a Positive Attitude.
3. Treat customers with empathy & understanding.
51. Steps to Good Customer Service
1. Start with a smile.
2. Have a Positive Attitude.
3. Treat customers with empathy & understanding.
4. Respond promptly & accurately
52. Steps to Good Customer Service
1. Start with a smile.
2. Have a Positive Attitude.
3. Treat customers with empathy & understanding.
4. Respond promptly & accurately
5. Be reliable
53. Steps to Good Customer Service
1. Start with a smile.
2. Have a Positive Attitude.
3. Treat customers with empathy & understanding.
4. Respond promptly & accurately
5. Be reliable
6. Explain the process
54. Steps to Good Customer Service
1. Start with a smile.
2. Have a Positive Attitude.
3. Treat customers with empathy & understanding.
4. Respond promptly & accurately
5. Be reliable
6. Explain the process
7. Maintain communication
55. Steps to Good Customer Service
1. Start with a smile.
2. Have a Positive Attitude.
3. Treat customers with empathy & understanding.
4. Respond promptly & accurately
5. Be reliable
6. Explain the process
7. Maintain communication
8. Be the expert- Solution Provider
56. Steps to Good Customer Service
1. Start with a smile.
2. Have a Positive Attitude.
3. Treat customers with empathy & understanding.
4. Respond promptly & accurately
5. Be reliable
6. Explain the process
7. Maintain communication
8. Be the expert- Solution Provider
9. Anticipate customers needs
57. Steps to Good Customer Service
1. Start with a smile.
2. Have a Positive Attitude.
3. Treat customers with empathy & understanding.
4. Respond promptly & accurately
5. Be reliable
6. Explain the process
7. Maintain communication
8. Be the expert- Solution Provider
9. Anticipate customers needs
10. Look for ways to get to yes
58. Steps to Good Customer Service
1. Start with a smile.
2. Have a Positive Attitude.
3. Treat customers with empathy & understanding.
4. Respond promptly & accurately
5. Be reliable
6. Explain the process
7. Maintain communication
8. Be the expert- Solution Provider
9. Anticipate customers needs
10. Look for ways to get to yes
11. Ensure every customer visit goes well
59. Steps to Good Customer Service
1. Start with a smile.
2. Have a Positive Attitude.
3. Treat customers with empathy & understanding.
4. Respond promptly & accurately
5. Be reliable
6. Explain the process
7. Maintain communication
8. Be the expert- Solution Provider
9. Anticipate customers needs
10. Look for ways to get to yes
11. Ensure every customer visit goes well
12. Always follow-up
60. Steps to Good Customer Service
1. Start with a smile.
2. Have a Positive Attitude.
3. Treat customers with empathy & understanding.
4. Respond promptly & accurately
5. Be reliable
6. Explain the process
7. Maintain communication
8. Be the expert- Solution Provider
9. Anticipate customers needs
10. Look for ways to get to yes
11. Ensure every customer visit goes well
12. Always follow-up
13. Own up to mistake with humility & honesty
61. Steps to Good Customer Service
1. Start with a smile.
2. Have a Positive Attitude.
3. Treat customers with empathy & understanding.
4. Respond promptly & accurately
5. Be reliable
6. Explain the process
7. Maintain communication
8. Be the expert- Solution Provider
9. Anticipate customers needs
10. Look for ways to get to yes
11. Ensure every customer visit goes well
12. Always follow-up
13. Own up to mistake with humility & honesty
14. Make relationship matters.
62. Steps to Good Customer Service
1. Start with a smile
63. Steps to Good Customer Service
1. Start with a smile
64. Steps to Good Customer Service
1. Start with a smile
It shows friendliness.
65. Steps to Good Customer Service
1. Start with a smile
It shows friendliness.
Smiling immediately puts the customer at ease &
signals that you are ready and able to help.
66. Steps to Good Customer Service
2. Have a Positive Attitude
67. Steps to Good Customer Service
2. Have a Positive Attitude
68. Steps to Good Customer Service
2. Have a Positive Attitude
69. Steps to Good Customer Service
2. Have a Positive Attitude
70. Steps to Good Customer Service
2. Have a Positive Attitude
Be respectful, polite & enthusiastic.
71. Steps to Good Customer Service
2. Have a Positive Attitude
Be respectful, polite & enthusiastic.
Displaying professionalism, shows the customer
that you value their work.
72. Steps to Good Customer Service
3. Treat customers with empathy & understanding.
73. Steps to Good Customer Service
3. Treat customers with empathy & understanding.
74. Steps to Good Customer Service
3. Treat customers with empathy & understanding.
Need empathic listening.
75. Steps to Good Customer Service
3. Treat customers with empathy & understanding.
Need empathic listening.
Customer want to know that you understand
their situation and their special circumstances.
76. Steps to Good Customer Service
4. Respond promptly & accurately
77. Steps to Good Customer Service
4. Respond promptly & accurately
78. Steps to Good Customer Service
4. Respond promptly & accurately
79. Steps to Good Customer Service
4. Respond promptly & accurately
Give the correct information on time.
80. Steps to Good Customer Service
4. Respond promptly & accurately
Give the correct information on time.
Lets customers know when they can expect the results
81. Steps to Good Customer Service
4. Respond promptly & accurately
Give the correct information on time.
Lets customers know when they can expect the results
Always do the job right the first time.
85. Steps to Good Customer Service
5. Be reliable
Shows your customers that you can deliver their
requested goods or service on time.
86. Steps to Good Customer Service
6. Explain the process
87. Steps to Good Customer Service
6. Explain the process
88. Steps to Good Customer Service
6. Explain the process
Make sure that your customers understand your
process and procedures.
89. Steps to Good Customer Service
7. Maintain communication
90. Steps to Good Customer Service
7. Maintain communication
91. Steps to Good Customer Service
7. Maintain communication
Make information accessible.
92. Steps to Good Customer Service
7. Maintain communication
Make information accessible.
Have a transparent system for your customers to
submit and follow up on requests.
93. Steps to Good Customer Service
8. Be the expert-Solution Provider
94. Steps to Good Customer Service
8. Be the expert-Solution Provider
95. Steps to Good Customer Service
8. Be the expert-Solution Provider
Shows the customer that you are the right person
with the right expertise to deliver the products that
they need and solve their problems.
96. Steps to Good Customer Service
9. Anticipate customer needs
97. Steps to Good Customer Service
9. Anticipate customer needs
98. Steps to Good Customer Service
9. Anticipate customer needs
The more you know your customer, the better you
can serve their needs.
99. Steps to Good Customer Service
10. Look for ways to get to yes
100. Steps to Good Customer Service
10. Look for ways to get to yes
101. Steps to Good Customer Service
10. Look for ways to get to yes
Explore all applicable regulations in order to find all
available solutions to help your customers.
102. Steps to Good Customer Service
11. Ensure every customer visit goes well
103. Steps to Good Customer Service
11. Ensure every customer visit goes well
104. Steps to Good Customer Service
11. Ensure every customer visit goes well
105. Steps to Good Customer Service
11. Ensure every customer visit goes well
Ensure every customer visit goes well by:
106. Steps to Good Customer Service
11. Ensure every customer visit goes well
Ensure every customer visit goes well by:
Establishing rapport
107. Steps to Good Customer Service
11. Ensure every customer visit goes well
Ensure every customer visit goes well by:
Establishing rapport
Recommending actions
108. Steps to Good Customer Service
11. Ensure every customer visit goes well
Ensure every customer visit goes well by:
Establishing rapport
Recommending actions
Obtaining agreement
109. Steps to Good Customer Service
11. Ensure every customer visit goes well
Ensure every customer visit goes well by:
Establishing rapport
Recommending actions
Obtaining agreement
Determining next steps
110. Steps to Good Customer Service
12. Always follow-up
111. Steps to Good Customer Service
12. Always follow-up
112. Steps to Good Customer Service
12. Always follow-up
113. Steps to Good Customer Service
12. Always follow-up
Ensure that you have a system in place to contact
every customer in order to make sure their needs
were met.
114. Steps to Good Customer Service
13. Own up to mistake with humility & honesty
115. Steps to Good Customer Service
13. Own up to mistake with humility & honesty
116. Steps to Good Customer Service
13. Own up to mistake with humility & honesty
We all make mistakes.
117. Steps to Good Customer Service
13. Own up to mistake with humility & honesty
We all make mistakes.
When they occur-
118. Steps to Good Customer Service
13. Own up to mistake with humility & honesty
We all make mistakes.
When they occur-
Apologize
119. Steps to Good Customer Service
13. Own up to mistake with humility & honesty
We all make mistakes.
When they occur-
Apologize
Take ownership and
120. Steps to Good Customer Service
13. Own up to mistake with humility & honesty
We all make mistakes.
When they occur-
Apologize
Take ownership and
Solve the problem
121. Steps to Good Customer Service
14. Make relationship matters.
122. Steps to Good Customer Service
14. Make relationship matters.
123. Steps to Good Customer Service
14. Make relationship matters.
124. Steps to Good Customer Service
14. Make relationship matters.
We all need to remember that our customer’s success is
our success and the success of our company.
127. Customer Service Philosophy
Having a clearly defined images of what our organization stands for,
consistently communicating it and living up to that image is what it takes to
stand out from the crowd.
134. Customer Service Standards
Professional Etiquettes/ Common Customer Service Standards :-
• Dress
Professional Etiquettes/ How we have to behave
towards customers
135. Customer Service Standards
Professional Etiquettes/ Common Customer Service Standards :-
• Dress/ Professional Appearance
Professional Etiquettes/ How we have to behave
towards customers
136. Customer Service Standards
Professional Etiquettes/ Common Customer Service Standards :-
• Dress/ Professional Appearance
• Behavior
Professional Etiquettes/ How we have to behave
towards customers
137. Customer Service Standards
Professional Etiquettes/ Common Customer Service Standards :-
• Dress/ Professional Appearance
• Behavior/ Interacting with customers
Professional Etiquettes/ How we have to behave
towards customers
138. Customer Service Standards
Professional Etiquettes/ Common Customer Service Standards :-
• Dress/ Professional Appearance
• Behavior/ Interacting with customers
• Delivery of our services
Professional Etiquettes/ How we have to behave
towards customers
139. Customer Service Standards
Professional Etiquettes/ Common Customer Service Standards :-
• Dress/ Professional Appearance
• Behavior/ Interacting with customers
• Delivery of our services/ Key Performance Standards
Professional Etiquettes/ How we have to behave
towards customers
140. Customer Service Standards
Professional Etiquettes/ Common Customer Service Standards :-
• Dress/ Professional Appearance
• Behavior/ Interacting with customers
• Delivery of our services/ Key Performance Standards
• Product quality
Professional Etiquettes/ How we have to behave
towards customers
141. Customer Service Standards
Professional Etiquettes/ Common Customer Service Standards :-
• Dress/ Professional Appearance
• Behavior/ Interacting with customers
• Delivery of our services/ Key Performance Standards
• Product quality/ Product promotion as per customer need
Professional Etiquettes/ How we have to behave
towards customers
144. HOW TO SHOW ETIQUETTES
Professional Appearance
145. HOW TO SHOW ETIQUETTES
• Clean, pressed dress
Professional Appearance
146. HOW TO SHOW ETIQUETTES
• Clean, pressed dress:- No Flashy Colors – Shirt, Trouser and
Matching Necktie
Professional Appearance
147. HOW TO SHOW ETIQUETTES
• Clean, pressed dress:- No Flashy Colors – Shirt, Trouser and
Matching Necktie
( You Are Not A Model For An Advertisement)
Professional Appearance
148. HOW TO SHOW ETIQUETTES
• Clean, pressed dress:- No Flashy Colors – Shirt, Trouser and
Matching Necktie
( You Are Not A Model For An Advertisement)
• Grooming
Professional Appearance
149. HOW TO SHOW ETIQUETTES
• Clean, pressed dress:- No Flashy Colors – Shirt, Trouser and
Matching Necktie
( You Are Not A Model For An Advertisement)
• Grooming – Hair Cut, Shave
Professional Appearance
150. HOW TO SHOW ETIQUETTES
• Clean, pressed dress:- No Flashy Colors – Shirt, Trouser and
Matching Necktie
( You Are Not A Model For An Advertisement)
• Grooming – Hair Cut, Shave
• Use Fresh Inner Clothes, Socks
Professional Appearance
151. HOW TO SHOW ETIQUETTES
• Clean, pressed dress:- No Flashy Colors – Shirt, Trouser and
Matching Necktie
( You Are Not A Model For An Advertisement)
• Grooming – Hair Cut, Shave
• Use Fresh Inner Clothes, Socks
• Shoes and matching socks – Polish Shoes ( Black/ Brown)
Professional Appearance
152. HOW TO SHOW ETIQUETTES
• Clean, pressed dress:- No Flashy Colors – Shirt, Trouser and
Matching Necktie
( You Are Not A Model For An Advertisement)
• Grooming – Hair Cut, Shave
• Use Fresh Inner Clothes, Socks
• Shoes and matching socks – Polish Shoes ( Black/ Brown)
• Smile, Smile
Professional Appearance
153. HOW TO SHOW ETIQUETTES
Interacting With Customers
154. HOW TO SHOW ETIQUETTES
Interacting With Customers
1. Shake Hand- When & How
155. HOW TO SHOW ETIQUETTES
Interacting With Customers
1. Shake Hand- When & How
2. Business card – When & how to give
156. HOW TO SHOW ETIQUETTES
Interacting With Customers
1. Shake Hand- When & How
2. Business card – When & how to give
3. Take permission before sitting
157. HOW TO SHOW ETIQUETTES
Interacting With Customers
1. Shake Hand- When & How
2. Business card – When & how to give
3. Take permission before sitting
4. Never keep your sales kit on the customer’s table
158. HOW TO SHOW ETIQUETTES
Interacting With Customers
1. Shake Hand- When & How
2. Business card – When & how to give
3. Take permission before sitting
4. Never keep your sales kit on the customer’s table
5. Posture
159. HOW TO SHOW ETIQUETTES
Interacting With Customers
1. Shake Hand- When & How
2. Business card – When & how to give
3. Take permission before sitting
4. Never keep your sales kit on the customer’s table
5. Posture
6. Eye Contact
160. HOW TO SHOW ETIQUETTES
Interacting With Customers
1. Shake Hand- When & How
2. Business card – When & how to give
3. Take permission before sitting
4. Never keep your sales kit on the customer’s table
5. Posture
6. Eye Contact
7. Mobile on silent mode
161. HOW TO SHOW ETIQUETTES
Interacting With Customers
8. Sales kit arrangement
162. HOW TO SHOW ETIQUETTES
Interacting With Customers
8. Sales kit arrangement
9. Use of plastic folder
163. HOW TO SHOW ETIQUETTES
Interacting With Customers
8. Sales kit arrangement
9. Use of plastic folder
10. Never interrupt but always listen
164. HOW TO SHOW ETIQUETTES
Interacting With Customers
8. Sales kit arrangement
9. Use of plastic folder
10. Never interrupt but always listen
11. Takes notes-keep your spiral note book ready
165. HOW TO SHOW ETIQUETTES
Interacting With Customers
8. Sales kit arrangement
9. Use of plastic folder
10. Never interrupt but always listen
11. Takes notes-keep your spiral note book ready
12. Voice Modulation
166. HOW TO SHOW ETIQUETTES
Interacting With Customers
8. Sales kit arrangement
9. Use of plastic folder
10. Never interrupt but always listen
11. Takes notes-keep your spiral note book ready
12. Voice Modulation
13. Enthusiasm
167. HOW TO SHOW ETIQUETTES
Interacting With Customers
8. Sales kit arrangement
9. Use of plastic folder
10. Never interrupt but always listen
11. Takes notes-keep your spiral note book ready
12. Voice Modulation
13. Enthusiasm
14. Thank the customer
169. HOW TO SHOW ETIQUETTES
• When visiting a customer at Residence
170. HOW TO SHOW ETIQUETTES
• When visiting a customer at Residence
- Ring the doorbell only once
171. HOW TO SHOW ETIQUETTES
• When visiting a customer at Residence
- Ring the doorbell only once
- Greet the customer with a smiling face
172. HOW TO SHOW ETIQUETTES
• When visiting a customer at Residence
- Ring the doorbell only once
- Greet the customer with a smiling face
- Introduce yourself by showing your I-card (If First Time)
173. HOW TO SHOW ETIQUETTES
• When visiting a customer at Residence
- Ring the doorbell only once
- Greet the customer with a smiling face
- Introduce yourself by showing your I-card (If First Time)
- Take permission before getting inside
174. HOW TO SHOW ETIQUETTES
• When visiting a customer at Residence
- Ring the doorbell only once
- Greet the customer with a smiling face
- Introduce yourself by showing your I-card (If First Time)
- Take permission before getting inside
- Take permission to sit down or wait
175. HOW TO SHOW ETIQUETTES
• When visiting a customer at Residence
- Ring the doorbell only once
- Greet the customer with a smiling face
- Introduce yourself by showing your I-card (If First Time)
- Take permission before getting inside
- Take permission to sit down or wait
- Announce the purpose of your visit
177. HOW TO SHOW ETIQUETTES
•Professional way of talking to customers over the phone
178. HOW TO SHOW ETIQUETTES
•Professional way of talking to customers over the phone
- Greet the customer
179. HOW TO SHOW ETIQUETTES
•Professional way of talking to customers over the phone
- Greet the customer
- Identify yourself
180. HOW TO SHOW ETIQUETTES
•Professional way of talking to customers over the phone
- Greet the customer
- Identify yourself
- State the purpose
181. HOW TO SHOW ETIQUETTES
•Professional way of talking to customers over the phone
- Greet the customer
- Identify yourself
- State the purpose
- Reconfirm
182. HOW TO SHOW ETIQUETTES
•Professional way of talking to customers over the phone
- Greet the customer
- Identify yourself
- State the purpose
- Reconfirm
- Thank the customer
183. HOW TO SHOW ETIQUETTES
•Professional way of talking to customers over the phone
- Greet the customer
- Identify yourself
- State the purpose
- Reconfirm
- Thank the customer
•Prepare the Detailing Bag
194. Handling Customer Complaints
Two types of Heart Attack,
1) Violent Heart Attack:- Having Clinical Signs
It’s good as it put you on notice
195. Handling Customer Complaints
Two types of Heart Attack,
1) Violent Heart Attack:- Having Clinical Signs
It’s good as it put you on notice
2) Silent Heart Attack
196. Handling Customer Complaints
Two types of Heart Attack,
1) Violent Heart Attack:- Having Clinical Signs
It’s good as it put you on notice
2) Silent Heart Attack:- No Clinical signs
197. Handling Customer Complaints
Two types of Heart Attack,
1) Violent Heart Attack:- Having Clinical Signs
It’s good as it put you on notice
2) Silent Heart Attack:- No Clinical signs
patient die in sleep without any notice
198. Handling Customer Complaints
Two types of Heart Attack,
1) Violent Heart Attack:- Having Clinical Signs
It’s good as it put you on notice
2) Silent Heart Attack:- No Clinical signs
patient die in sleep without any notice
Customer who is shouting on complaints, expressing his dissatisfaction/ anger is
much better than silent customer ( who is not shouting and change the brand)
199. Handling Customer Complaints
Two types of Heart Attack,
1) Violent Heart Attack:- Having Clinical Signs
It’s good as it put you on notice
2) Silent Heart Attack:- No Clinical signs
patient die in sleep without any notice
Customer who is shouting on complaints, expressing his dissatisfaction/ anger is
much better than silent customer ( who is not shouting and change the brand)
In case of Violent customer we have a chance to retain him, he is not here to left
you ( for that he never complaint, just switch the brand)
204. Why Customer Complaints?
• To seek the solutions on his problem
• His expectations are not being met
• He made wrong assumption
205. Why Customer Complaints?
• To seek the solutions on his problem
• His expectations are not being met
• He made wrong assumption
• He is suspicious
206. Why Customer Complaints?
• To seek the solutions on his problem
• His expectations are not being met
• He made wrong assumption
• He is suspicious
• Not understand the product( lack of product knowledge)
207. Why Customer Complaints?
• To seek the solutions on his problem
• His expectations are not being met
• He made wrong assumption
• He is suspicious
• Not understand the product( lack of product knowledge)
• Speed of handling customer complaints
208. Why Customer Complaints?
• To seek the solutions on his problem
• His expectations are not being met
• He made wrong assumption
• He is suspicious
• Not understand the product( lack of product knowledge)
• Speed of handling customer complaints
• After sales service
209. Why Customer Complaints?
• To seek the solutions on his problem
• His expectations are not being met
• He made wrong assumption
• He is suspicious
• Not understand the product( lack of product knowledge)
• Speed of handling customer complaints
• After sales service
• Promises not meet
210. Why Customer Complaints?
• To seek the solutions on his problem
• His expectations are not being met
• He made wrong assumption
• He is suspicious
• Not understand the product( lack of product knowledge)
• Speed of handling customer complaints
• After sales service
• Promises not meet
• He feels he was not listened to
211. Why Customer Complaints?
• To seek the solutions on his problem
• His expectations are not being met
• He made wrong assumption
• He is suspicious
• Not understand the product( lack of product knowledge)
• Speed of handling customer complaints
• After sales service
• Promises not meet
• He feels he was not listened to
• His integrity or honesty was questioned
212. Why Customer Complaints?
• To seek the solutions on his problem
• His expectations are not being met
• He made wrong assumption
• He is suspicious
• Not understand the product( lack of product knowledge)
• Speed of handling customer complaints
• After sales service
• Promises not meet
• He feels he was not listened to
• His integrity or honesty was questioned
• V.S.O. argued with him
214. Basics of Handling Customer having Complaints
In India, Customer is very generous and respecting the Brand.
215. Basics of Handling Customer having Complaints
In India, Customer is very generous and respecting the Brand.
Research confirms:- Out of ten, only one customer complaints.
216. Basics of Handling Customer having Complaints
In India, Customer is very generous and respecting the Brand.
Research confirms:- Out of ten, only one customer complaints.
So, we should very serious on each and every complaints.
217. Basics of Handling Customer having Complaints
1) Treat customers with COURTSEY.
In India, Customer is very generous and respecting the Brand.
Research confirms:- Out of ten, only one customer complaints.
So, we should very serious on each and every complaints.
218. Basics of Handling Customer having Complaints
1) Treat customers with COURTSEY.
Make a habit of courtesy & not an exception
In India, Customer is very generous and respecting the Brand.
Research confirms:- Out of ten, only one customer complaints.
So, we should very serious on each and every complaints.
219. Basics of Handling Customer having Complaints
1) Treat customers with COURTSEY.
Make a habit of courtesy & not an exception
(For eg. Will you remove Shoes entering a temple in a Jungle?)
In India, Customer is very generous and respecting the Brand.
Research confirms:- Out of ten, only one customer complaints.
So, we should very serious on each and every complaints.
220. Basics of Handling Customer having Complaints
1) Treat customers with COURTSEY.
Make a habit of courtesy & not an exception
(For eg. Will you remove Shoes entering a temple in a Jungle?)
2) Make them feel important
In India, Customer is very generous and respecting the Brand.
Research confirms:- Out of ten, only one customer complaints.
So, we should very serious on each and every complaints.
221. Basics of Handling Customer having Complaints
1) Treat customers with COURTSEY.
Make a habit of courtesy & not an exception
(For eg. Will you remove Shoes entering a temple in a Jungle?)
2) Make them feel important
3) Be willing to help them (likes a friend)
In India, Customer is very generous and respecting the Brand.
Research confirms:- Out of ten, only one customer complaints.
So, we should very serious on each and every complaints.
222. Basics of Handling Customer having Complaints
4) Learn to smile. Do not Moan (sigh)
223. Basics of Handling Customer having Complaints
4) Learn to smile. Do not Moan (sigh)
5) Our personal appearance reflects our company standard.
224. Basics of Handling Customer having Complaints
4) Learn to smile. Do not Moan (sigh)
5) Our personal appearance reflects our company standard.
6) We have to fully armed with Needed Information, Pricelist, Company
Terms, Product range, Trial Reports, FAQ…………..
225. Basics of Handling Customer having Complaints
4) Learn to smile. Do not Moan (sigh)
5) Our personal appearance reflects our company standard.
6) We have to fully armed with Needed Information, Pricelist, Company
Terms, Product range, Trial Reports, FAQ…………..
7) Do not blame others & company (It will Spoil your name)
228. Dealing with Complaints
1) Be calm
2) Use open ended questions ( why?, When?, Where?, Which?,
How?, Can you Explain?...)
229. Dealing with Complaints
1) Be calm
2) Use open ended questions ( why?, When?, Where?, Which?,
How?, Can you Explain?...)
3) Active Listening
230. Dealing with Complaints
1) Be calm
2) Use open ended questions ( why?, When?, Where?, Which?,
How?, Can you Explain?...)
3) Active Listening
4) Empathies
231. Dealing with Complaints
1) Be calm
2) Use open ended questions ( why?, When?, Where?, Which?,
How?, Can you Explain?...)
3) Active Listening
4) Empathies
5) Do not justify lapses (gaps/ delays)
232. Dealing with Complaints
1) Be calm
2) Use open ended questions ( why?, When?, Where?, Which?,
How?, Can you Explain?...)
3) Active Listening
4) Empathies
5) Do not justify lapses (gaps/ delays)
6) Make notes ( Clarify doubts)
233. Dealing with Complaints
1) Be calm
2) Use open ended questions ( why?, When?, Where?, Which?,
How?, Can you Explain?...)
3) Active Listening
4) Empathies
5) Do not justify lapses (gaps/ delays)
6) Make notes ( Clarify doubts)
7) Agree on a course of Action:- (Give time frame, Be sure you can
meet deadline & consult others for dates)
235. Dealing with Complaints
8) Promise less, perform better (Build credibility)
9) Follow through(Take follow up action, Inform customer and make
sincere effort)
236. Dealing with Complaints
8) Promise less, perform better (Build credibility)
9) Follow through(Take follow up action, Inform customer and make
sincere effort)
10) Warning:-
237. Dealing with Complaints
8) Promise less, perform better (Build credibility)
9) Follow through(Take follow up action, Inform customer and make
sincere effort)
10) Warning:-
• Bad Situation becomes worst by not following through
238. Dealing with Complaints
8) Promise less, perform better (Build credibility)
9) Follow through(Take follow up action, Inform customer and make
sincere effort)
10) Warning:-
• Bad Situation becomes worst by not following through
• Not sticking to deadline is bad, not informing another deadline is worse.
239. Dealing with Complaints
8) Promise less, perform better (Build credibility)
9) Follow through(Take follow up action, Inform customer and make
sincere effort)
10) Warning:-
• Bad Situation becomes worst by not following through
• Not sticking to deadline is bad, not informing another deadline is worse.
• Do not say things like:- I can not believe it, This can not be true, You are joking…
240. Good service is not just smiling at your customer
But getting your customer to smile at you