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When Things Go Wrong, Customers See You in the Recovery

Customer Bliss

It is unavoidable that at some point, your business will suffer a failure that disappoints customers. How your company reacts, explains, takes accountability and removes the pain signals how you think about customers, and the collective heart of your organization. How would your customers say you are doing?

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Why great service recovery doesn't need to be free

Inside Customer Service

Many customer service employees automatically offer free or discounted food, products, or services when something goes wrong. As counterintuitive as it might seem, freebies and discounts can make service recovery worse, not better. Why do we give freebies to angry customers? Didn't like your meal? Room dirty?

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One thing that can make you better at service recovery

Inside Customer Service

This service worked like clockwork for several years until we experienced trouble last December, when we didn't get our usual refill. This service worked like clockwork for several years until we experienced trouble last December, when we didn't get our usual refill. The problem is more widespread than you might think.

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Unlocking Success in 2024 With These 6 Essential Learnings From 2023

Beyond Philosophy

My podcast partner and I came up with six we learned this past year, and I wanted to share them with you as well. So, without further ado, here are the six learnings from 2023 that I hope help you as we head into 2024, starting with: Learning #1: Accomplishments in your personal and professional life require preparation and luck.

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How to take your Customer Service from unforgivable to unforgettable, with Micah Solomon

Intercom

Some businesses seem to have mastered the art of exceptional customer service. As customer expectations continue to rise and businesses compete ever more for their attention and loyalty, delivering exceptional service is no longer just a nice-to-have – it’s an absolute necessity. What is their secret? Short on time?

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Baremetrics’ Josh Pigford on launching – and pivoting – quickly

Intercom, Inc.

If you enjoy the conversation, check out more episodes of our podcast. If you enjoy the conversation, check out more episodes of our podcast. You can subscribe on iTunes , stream on Spotify or grab the RSS feed in your player of choice. In reality, you may not see a positive return from a new hire for 12 to 18 months.

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More Than Just a Customer Experience Trend: 3 Top Shared Customer Bliss Blog Posts

Customer Bliss

As I look back at an article I previously wrote – What will CX Look Like in 2017 , I’m excited to see some of the progress that has been made in the industry. There’s a continuing focus on brands improving customer experience to lead customer-driven growth. Click To Tweet.