St. Patrick’s Day is a widely celebrated holiday that has its roots in Ireland but has become a global event. It’s a day filled with green decorations, parades, traditional Irish food, and of course, plenty of green drinks. While many people associate St. Patrick’s Day with luck, the truth is that creating a great customer experience is not just about luck – it takes intention, effort, and a commitment to delivering outstanding service.
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Customer service is an integral part of running a successful restaurant. It doesn’t matter how fabulous your new restaurant looks or how delicious the food is, if the service isn’t good, customers are not likely to return.
Holiday shopping season is here… but who will getting your business and social feedback? Read more
’Tis the season for returning that sweater your mom gave you that didn’t fit. Make no mistake: A happy customer is a repeat customer. And as it turns out, in 2020, a lot of that happiness depends on the returns policy. Read more
For years now, traditional retail stores have been under attack. Consumers love the convenience and selection of shopping online, leaving brick-and-mortar stores to be dubbed a dying breed. But smart brick-and-mortar stores are undergoing a major transformation to keep up with the times. Read more
The more technology advances, the more it’s integrated into our daily lives. As people change their behaviors, marketers, salespeople, and customer support reps will need to react. Instead of thinking of a desktop experience, a mobile experience, a tablet experience, we’ll need to pursue one, holistic approach — an omni-channel experience. Read more
How do you nurture your connection with your customers in a meaningful way? How do you ensure their experience is such a positive one your customers become loyal ones?
Easter is right around the corner, and while we’re all looking forward to some much needed time off, it’s certainly not time to be ignoring your customers with cash to spend! Happy customers are the keystone of success for many businesses. Poor customer service can quickly bite you where it hurts most: your profits.