Even the slightest changes can go a long way in creating a positive customer experience.
BY YOUNG ENTREPRENEUR COUNCIL@YEC
For Inc.
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Customer service is a critical aspect of any business, and it can make or break the company’s reputation. Fortunately, providing a positive customer experience doesn’t have to be a taxing or expensive undertaking — even the slightest improvements can make a significant impact.
Consider the customer’s perspective.
Stephanie Wells, co-founder and CTO of Formidable Forms, recommends training customer service representatives to be empathetic toward customers.
Send customer surveys.
Understanding the customer experience shouldn’t be a guessing game. Chris Christoff, co-founder of MonsterInsights, suggests sending out short customer surveys at the end of each conversation or interaction.
Christoff and his team review customer surveys once a quarter, analyzing common patterns and responses — which helps them make informed decisions on future projects and updates.