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Demystifying the Monster
Customer relationships are the new growth engine. "To remain competitive,
you must figure out how to keep your customers longer, grow them into bigger customers,
make them more profitable, and serve them more efficiently, " state
Don Peppers and Martha Rogers, Ph.D. But maximizing the value of every customer
interaction is a two-way street, stress Peppers and Rogers. There must be a value
exchange between the company and the customer.
Get
the FREE whitepaper and learn the five best practices for taming the two-headed
monster of cost efficiency and revenue in customer service.
- Get aggressive about efficient execution
- Revenue from stronger customer relationships starts with efficiency
- Get context-sensitive online
- Turn your sights on making inbound online communications more effective
- Get real-time about prospecting
- Examine all of your customer touches for opportunities to identify customers’
needs and present relevant offers in real time
- Get to the direct sales level
- The service organization graduates to a direct sales center capable of making
offers, taking orders and completing transactions
- Get serious about continuous insight
- It’s critical to instill a culture of continuous insight within the service
organization backed by processes for acting on it
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Optimizing the Service Organization |
Customers |
Voice
Self-Service |
Single
Data Repository |
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Phone |
Context
Sensitive
Offers |
Best
In-Class Service
Revenue and Cost Efficiency |
Web
Self-Service |
Intelligent
Lead
Routing |
EMail |
Direct
Sales
Cross Sell/Up sell |
Chat |
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Locator |
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Integrate multiple channels to lower costs,
increase bandwidth |
Mine data for insight and create customer
focused business rules for improving service quality & revenue |
Implement revenue
driving processes |
Deliver value to customer and company |
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By meeting customer needs efficiently and profitably, companies enjoy
the best of both worlds and maximize the value of the customer asset.
The two-headed monster is not so scary after all. Click
here to read this FREE white paper. |