Category Archives: business to business customer service

Customer Service Skills for Success 6th by Robert W. Lucas Now Available

Posted on April 17, 2014 by admin

The top-selling customer service textbook in the United States, Customer Service Skills for Success by Robert W. Lucas, is now in print from McGraw-Hill. This 6th edition includes four-color layout with more images to enhance the content and a completely changed graphic appearance. In the … Continue reading →

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Customer Service Quote – Michael LeBoeuf

Posted on January 17, 2014 by admin

Organizations and customer service representatives that go out of their way to identify customer needs, wants and expectations, have a better chance of increasing brand and customer loyalty than competitors who do not. By working hard to create a customer-centric organization, … Continue reading →

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The Role of Mission and Vision Statements in Customer Service

Posted on October 16, 2013 by admin

Most successful organizations have written mission and vision statements that answer the questions of “What does the organization do?” and “Why does the organization exist?” Mission statements should always tie back to the vision statement and should be incorporated into … Continue reading →

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The Role of Channel Partner Relationships on Customer Loyalty

Posted on July 24, 2013 by admin

A key component of managing customer loyalty is for organizations to effectively establish and manage channel partner relationships. Such partners can help gain access to new business opportunities at lower costs, without having to merge or acquire more assets and … Continue reading →

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