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WORKSHOP

IMPROVING CUSTOMER SERVICES
 

Duration  -   1 Day
 

Course Summary
The customers experience of the sale is the key when providing any goods or services. A good customer experience encourages loyalty and further sales. A poor customer experience leads to complaints, dissatisfaction and a poor reputation resulting in falling sales. This practical, hands-on, course uses a variety of real examples to illustrate the good and bad aspects of the customer experience. All of which show how you can improve customers experience when selling goods or providing services, from the initial enquiry to the final sale, and after.
 

What you will learn

bulletHow to empower staff to provide good service
bulletHow to provide a good customer experience
bulletHow to turn complaints into good service
bulletHow to provide loyal customers with a little extra

The workshop will introduce highlight and discuss relevant topics, including:

Introduction
What is the customer experience?
Overview of the sales process
Highlighting customer experiences

Risks from poor customer experience

 

Preparing the customer experience
Building a good team
Training and coaching
Empowerment and authorisation
Rewards and incentives

Administration and support

 

Understanding the customer
The customer experience is from start to finish, and beyond
Experience is multi sensory and multi media
Managing emotions
Customer experience from a distance
Branding the experience

Reinforcing the experience
 

Customer experience and loyalty
Loyalty as a measure of the experience
Measuring loyalty and experience
Maintain contact, maintain the experience
Customer renewals and referrals

Rewards encourage renewed experiences
 

Improving the experience
Improving processes and procedures
Adding new experiences
Personalisation
Partnering for perfection
Exceeding customer expectations

Providing that little bit extra

 

Improving a bad experience
Handling concerns and complaints
Taking responsibility and acting on the concern
Providing good, and timely, information
Putting things right

Building trust and loyalty
 

Presentation method
The workshop is intended to be provided in a workshop format, maximising the contributions from participants. The workshop will include a high level of graphic and animated content. A variety of practical examples and case studies will also be used, which will be current and relevant to the workshop and the audience. Where possible, instructors will also provide additional coaching and mentoring to students.

The participants will also be encouraged to play an active role in the workshop. Participants will be encouraged to take part in a variety of exercises, as well as discuss various elements of the workshop and related issues.
 

Other information
Participants will receive a comprehensive set of notes relating to the workshop, together with any supplementary handouts. Participants will also receive tip sheets, checklists and other supporting information, to take away for future reference. All of which can be utilised immediately after completion of the workshop.

This workshop module can also be tailored to the requirements of the organisation. It can also be adapted to complement other staff development, or change management related initiatives.
 

Cost  -  £600 for up to 6 participants
 
Related courses    
Enhancing Customer Experience                   Customer Relationship Management
 

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) regarding the workshops
All staff development workshops are subject to Migrators Conditions of Service.
To book the workshop, please download and complete a Booking Form.

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