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What is a Support Ticket (& Why We Don’t Use That Term)

Help Scout

A support ticket system treats customers like numbers, not people. That’s why our help desk calls customer interactions “conversations,” not “tickets.” Read the full article

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How To Spot a Workplace Power-Up

The Belding Group

I’d been struggling to write this for several weeks, trying to find a suitable alternative for the over-used term ‘superstar’ to describe someone who stands out and energizes the people around them. How to Spot a Workplace Power-Up Those shining stars that make work better I have a confession.

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How to Use Psychology to Build Customer Loyalty That Creates ROI

Beyond Philosophy

Through personal anecdotes and examples, Colin and Ryan illustrate how businesses can earn loyalty by prioritizing customer needs and making sacrifices for their benefit, ultimately fostering long-term relationships. The post How to Use Psychology to Build Customer Loyalty That Creates ROI appeared first on Beyond Philosophy.

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Is "Agent" Offensive to Contact Center Professionals?

CX Accelerator

Written by Jeremy Watkin and Community Dear contact center agent: What if I told you that if you come to work for us you can do the exact same job as you’re doing now but we’ll instead call you a customer service hero, guru, rockstar, or ninja? What’s wrong with the traditional terms? Are you sold? And are new titles any better?

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A Strategic Guide to Community Gamification

In Customer Success terms, an engaged customer is one that is immersed in your product. How to use gamification to improve customers success outcomes. Ideally, they find value and success daily and help other customers to do the same. But how do you encourage engagement? Our eBook explains how, with topics like: What is gamification?

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Lessons from the Overlook: The importance of leverage

Inside Customer Service

It's a hands-on opportunity to apply some of the techniques I advise my clients to use. In customer service, it's the power to set the terms of the relationship, such as when a service will be performed, how much it will cost, and whether you have to be nice. The first is a short-term impact, while the other is more long-term.

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Gross Retention vs. Net Retention: What’s the Difference?

Totango

In football terms, gross retention, or gross revenue retention (GRR), is like the defense, determined to block any attempts by the opposing team (churn) to breach your end zone (revenue stream). GRR provides a long-term outlook on how much revenue you can expect to make without assuming your customers increase their spending.

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