Turn Service Headaches Into Success: How to Benefit From FeedbackMyra golden
Fact: most people hate dealing with complaints & negative feedback
A complaint is a gift!
Using the customer’s perspective to improve your service efforts
5 ways the customer’s perspective can help your service effortsBuild loyaltyIncrease salesGenerate positive word-of-mouthDecrease acquisition costsReduce problem occurrence
Listen up!Your customers are giving you valuable feedback on what it takes to earn their trust and loyalty
Effective use of feedback…Empowers companies to take fast, clear, and specific actions to run the business better, gain competitive advantages and drive growth.--Astute Solutions, Inc
Using feedback to correct problems & keep customers from jumping shipActing on customer input is critical in differentiating your serviceFeedback must be effectively captured and leveraged You must respond immediately to feedbackFeedback gives you actionable insights NeedsPreferencesSentimentsTells you what you’re doing well, too
Easy and convenient ways for customers to share feedback
Do’s & don’ts when asking for feedbackDo….Make it quickMake it easyMake it worthwhileMake it confidentialMake it “social”
Do’s & don’ts when asking for feedbackDon’t….Attempt to get feedback without permissionRely on one feedback channelIgnore social mediaSet a goal to reduce complaintsHide toll-free numbers
Zappos’ 1-800 #Encourages customers to call about anythingTake over 5,000 calls/dayViews 800# as a branding device and opportunity to build customer loyalty
Easy & convenient ways to share feedback1-800 NumbersComment cardsSurveysOnline pollsIncentivizeFocus groupsSocial media
Keys to identify customers who will provide the most useful information
Customers who give useful feedbackComplainantsMost loyal customersImmediately after service/useRaving fans
Keys to capture customer concerns through social media outlets
Tapping social mediaGo where your customers areListen and engageSearch for online conversations
Finding social media feedbackGoogle AlertGoogle Blog SearchTechnorati.comIceRocket.comYouTubeSearch.Twitter.com
Using customer comments to improve & protect your company’s image
Motrin’s issueAd posted on motrin.com on a Saturday morningBy Saturday evening Motrin was most tweeted subject on TwitterBloggers called for boycottsAd was removed by Monday evening
Email from motrin…I am the Vice President of Marketing for McNeil Consumer Healthcare. I have responsibility for the Motrin Brand, and am responding to concerns about recent advertising on our website. I am, myself, a mom of 3 daughters.We certainly did not mean to offend moms through our advertising. Instead, we had intended to demonstrate genuine sympathy and appreciation for all that parents do for their babies. We believe deeply that moms know best and we sincerely apologize for disappointing you. Please know that we take your feedback seriously and will take swift action with regard to this ad. We are in process of removing it from our website. It will take longer, unfortunately, for it to be removed from magazine print as it is currently on newstands and in distribution. -KathyKathy WidmerVP of Marketing – Pain, Pediatrics, GI, SpecialtyMcNeil Consumer Healthcare
Lesson learned from motrin:Listen to the voice-of-the-customer and take swift action
Strategies to build priceless training through customer complaints & feedback
Using complaint data for employee trainingIdentify the top 50 complaintsPredetermine resolutions for each complaintEmpower and train employees to be able to immediately resolve top 50 problems
Armstrong floors uses toll-free # for trainingPrints a toll-free # on no-wax floorsCustomers must call # to learn how to remove phone numberReps tell customers  how to care for floors so wax buildup is avoided
Tools to analyze feedback and make sense of what customers want
Robust contact management softwareStreamlined, intelligent data captureComprehensive, cross-channel agent portalEasily create powerful and actionable reportsIncludes alerts & notifications
Q & AEmail me at myra@myragolden.com for: Additional questions not answered todayFor a copy of today’s presentationBlog: www.CustomerServiceTraining.bizWeb: www.MyraGolden.comTwitter: www.twitter.com/MyraGolden
Turn Service Headaches Into Success: How to Benefit From FeedbackThanks for attending!

How to benefit from consumer feedback

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    Turn Service HeadachesInto Success: How to Benefit From FeedbackMyra golden
  • 2.
    Fact: most peoplehate dealing with complaints & negative feedback
  • 3.
  • 4.
    Using the customer’sperspective to improve your service efforts
  • 5.
    5 ways thecustomer’s perspective can help your service effortsBuild loyaltyIncrease salesGenerate positive word-of-mouthDecrease acquisition costsReduce problem occurrence
  • 6.
    Listen up!Your customersare giving you valuable feedback on what it takes to earn their trust and loyalty
  • 7.
    Effective use offeedback…Empowers companies to take fast, clear, and specific actions to run the business better, gain competitive advantages and drive growth.--Astute Solutions, Inc
  • 8.
    Using feedback tocorrect problems & keep customers from jumping shipActing on customer input is critical in differentiating your serviceFeedback must be effectively captured and leveraged You must respond immediately to feedbackFeedback gives you actionable insights NeedsPreferencesSentimentsTells you what you’re doing well, too
  • 9.
    Easy and convenientways for customers to share feedback
  • 10.
    Do’s & don’tswhen asking for feedbackDo….Make it quickMake it easyMake it worthwhileMake it confidentialMake it “social”
  • 11.
    Do’s & don’tswhen asking for feedbackDon’t….Attempt to get feedback without permissionRely on one feedback channelIgnore social mediaSet a goal to reduce complaintsHide toll-free numbers
  • 12.
    Zappos’ 1-800 #Encouragescustomers to call about anythingTake over 5,000 calls/dayViews 800# as a branding device and opportunity to build customer loyalty
  • 13.
    Easy & convenientways to share feedback1-800 NumbersComment cardsSurveysOnline pollsIncentivizeFocus groupsSocial media
  • 14.
    Keys to identifycustomers who will provide the most useful information
  • 15.
    Customers who giveuseful feedbackComplainantsMost loyal customersImmediately after service/useRaving fans
  • 16.
    Keys to capturecustomer concerns through social media outlets
  • 17.
    Tapping social mediaGowhere your customers areListen and engageSearch for online conversations
  • 18.
    Finding social mediafeedbackGoogle AlertGoogle Blog SearchTechnorati.comIceRocket.comYouTubeSearch.Twitter.com
  • 19.
    Using customer commentsto improve & protect your company’s image
  • 20.
    Motrin’s issueAd postedon motrin.com on a Saturday morningBy Saturday evening Motrin was most tweeted subject on TwitterBloggers called for boycottsAd was removed by Monday evening
  • 21.
    Email from motrin…Iam the Vice President of Marketing for McNeil Consumer Healthcare. I have responsibility for the Motrin Brand, and am responding to concerns about recent advertising on our website. I am, myself, a mom of 3 daughters.We certainly did not mean to offend moms through our advertising. Instead, we had intended to demonstrate genuine sympathy and appreciation for all that parents do for their babies. We believe deeply that moms know best and we sincerely apologize for disappointing you. Please know that we take your feedback seriously and will take swift action with regard to this ad. We are in process of removing it from our website. It will take longer, unfortunately, for it to be removed from magazine print as it is currently on newstands and in distribution. -KathyKathy WidmerVP of Marketing – Pain, Pediatrics, GI, SpecialtyMcNeil Consumer Healthcare
  • 22.
    Lesson learned frommotrin:Listen to the voice-of-the-customer and take swift action
  • 23.
    Strategies to buildpriceless training through customer complaints & feedback
  • 24.
    Using complaint datafor employee trainingIdentify the top 50 complaintsPredetermine resolutions for each complaintEmpower and train employees to be able to immediately resolve top 50 problems
  • 25.
    Armstrong floors usestoll-free # for trainingPrints a toll-free # on no-wax floorsCustomers must call # to learn how to remove phone numberReps tell customers how to care for floors so wax buildup is avoided
  • 26.
    Tools to analyzefeedback and make sense of what customers want
  • 27.
    Robust contact managementsoftwareStreamlined, intelligent data captureComprehensive, cross-channel agent portalEasily create powerful and actionable reportsIncludes alerts & notifications
  • 28.
    Q & AEmailme at myra@myragolden.com for: Additional questions not answered todayFor a copy of today’s presentationBlog: www.CustomerServiceTraining.bizWeb: www.MyraGolden.comTwitter: www.twitter.com/MyraGolden
  • 29.
    Turn Service HeadachesInto Success: How to Benefit From FeedbackThanks for attending!