Providing excellent customer service is critical for any business that wants to succeed. Here are a few tips on how to build your business with customer service at the center.
In this episode, hear how Shannon Newton used customer service and event planning to turn Dogpatch Games into a community staple — and more than a board game store.
Despite the push toward chatbots and technology-driven customer service, nothing can replace determining what your customers want through personal social interaction.
Effective communication with customers has never been more important, especially as we head into economic uncertainty. Remember these five tips when you're talking to your customers.
We all know brand aficionados who are simply obsessed with a service or product, but what are the best ways of attracting those people to your company?
Giving your customers what they really want will help you operate more efficiently from a digital perspective and more importantly, lead you through the potential recession.
Adopting this model will help unite your customer-facing teams, so they can focus on providing a singular, cohesive experience to consumers, no matter where or how they buy.
Chef Jason Helfer has created an employee culture at his family restaurant, Peasant Village, that shines through in the elevated customer service they provide.
Ash Cordona never thought he'd own a donut shop, after years in trucking and transportation, but when an opportunity to buy Donutopia fell into their laps, he and his wife Sophea jumped at the chance to own a small business.
With inflation becoming a pressing concern for most consumers, the desire for rewards and other shopping incentives has increased. We examine these incentives' impact on consumer shopping behavior and brand affinity.