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Service Untitled

Service Untitled The blog about customer service and the customer service experience. The International Customer Association began Customer Service Week in 1988, and in 1992 Congress proclaimed Customer Service Week a nationally recognized event.

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Announcing my first book: The Hidden Power of Your Customers

Customers Rock!

The Hidden Power of Your Customers is a book about how to focus on your current customers so that you can lengthen and strengthen your business relationship with them, thus bringing about increased customer loyalty, customer advocacy, and ultimately increased referrals. But customer service is not enough.

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Make or Break Moments Available on Kindle

Make or Break Moments

Follow the simple instructions that can be found at Mashable (of course!). Reading your favorite blogs on Kindle?

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Does Your CRM System Help Your Business Grow? Interview: @batchblue

Stephanie LH Calahan

What sets Batchbook apart from all of the other Customer Relationship Management (CRM) tools out there? Our great customer service! We offer new customers a two hour one-on-one consultation with a BatchBlue Onboarding Specialist to help them customize their account to their specific needs. I know this to be true! 

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1 Great Tip for Reaching Customers

Make or Break Moments

I was invited to speak on Earning Customer Loyalty - a great passion of mine, but the best part of my day was the keynote presentation by Anita Campbell of Small Business Trends. Well, when it comes to social media or technology my first stop is to the source: Mashable. That’s a nice hunk of people. Hold on to your hats.

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Tastes Like NOTHING

Make or Break Moments

If you wanted to leave a first impression with your customer about a new product would you say it’s like NOTHING? Like a life force coursing through your veins. It tastes like water. It tastes wet. Like nothing you’ve ever tasted before – refreshing and energizing at the same time. But like NOTHING?

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Kindle: The Backward Approach to Customers

Make or Break Moments

Of course, almost a year later, the Kindle isn’t new news but there was a statement in the article that was important enough for me to circle it and save: “There are two ways to extend a business. Amazon comes in at #9 with a tagline piece of advice “what’s dangerous is not to evolve.&#

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