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The customer bought the wrong book from the school store and needs to exchange it. However, the store will not receive the correct book for 3-5 business days. This could upset the customer if they need the book sooner. The proposal aims to provide good customer service and receive the replacement book on time to improve customer satisfaction. It seeks to get the new book to the customer as soon as possible so they are not disappointed by a late arrival.
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The document proposes improving customer service at a school store when students buy the wrong books. It aims to receive replacement books within 3-5 business days to satisfy customers. Goals include improving customer satisfaction and loyalty to increase revenue. Objectives target an 80% rise in positive customer feedback within a year. The proposal argues timely book delivery and understanding staff will boost satisfaction and encourage future patronage.
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The customer bought the wrong book from the school store and needs to exchange it. However, the store will not be able to get the correct book for 3-5 business days. This could upset the customer if they receive the book too late. The proposal aims to improve customer satisfaction by providing good service and ensuring books are received on time. Specifically, it aims to improve customer ratings and communications by 80% within a year by prioritizing on-time book delivery. The proposal argues this will increase revenue by keeping customers satisfied and loyal to the school store over alternatives like Amazon.
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The team conducted surveys and interviews of 40 respondents to test the value proposition of their proposed Book Exchange Warehouse, an online and physical store for buying, selling, and exchanging used academic textbooks. They found that while customers have a problem accessing affordable used textbooks and are interested in the solution, there is currently not strong demand and people generally prefer new books. Customers would be willing to pay for used books if quality was acceptable. The team will modify their idea to first launch an online store before investing in a physical store.
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- 1. RUNNING HEAD: School Store 1 Data Proposal School Store: The customer bought the wrong book and needs an exchange Submitted by: Desiree Deoria Katelyn Reinhart Megan Collins Date: October 22, 2015
- 2. School Store 2 Abstract The problem with the school store is that a customer bought a book and needs to return it because they bought the wrong book. This is a problem because the school store is not able to get the new book for 3-5 business days. The consequence for this could be that the customer gets upset because they may receive their book too late. The only solution to this problem would be that the book arrives on time.
- 3. School Store 3 Request for Proposal: To give the customer quality service and try to receive their new book in a timely fashion, assuming that they need the book as soon as possible. Goals: The proposal to give quality service and get a new book will improve customer satisfaction for the bookstore. It will also keep customers coming back to the school store, instead of seeking online services such as Amazon. It will also help improve overall revenue. Objectives: Providing good customer service and receiving books on time will improve ratings and communications from customers by 80% within the first year, effective January 1st. School stores rely off of customer satisfaction for all revenue. Background: Overall the school store has good customer service, but sometimes things can go wrong and the employees have to deal with angry customers. The goal is to hire employees that will have patience and acceptance for possible conflicts. Dealing with customers can be challenging. Background Narrative: The benefit from positive customer service that will increase the company’s profit is very high. The more people are satisfied, the more they will want to use the school
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