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Monthly Archives: November 2011
More prizes for the Teleperformance team
Are awards really like buses? You wait ages for one to come along, and then suddenly several come along together? Just last week we mentioned here that this blog has been shortlisted as the best new blog of 2011. That’s … Continue reading
Debt collection silence is no longer an option
The worldwide growth of social media channels such as Twitter, Google+, Facebook, Youtube, and blogging, combined with the ready access by a large percentage of the population to these electronic media outlets via home/work computers, has opened up a whole new area of … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Customer Service, Social Media
Tagged blog, collection, collection agency, consumer, conversation, customer, dca, debt, engagement, facebook, google, silence, social media, social networking, teleperformance, twitter, youtube
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Banks go social for customer feedback
In his last blog, Alistair mentioned how the sale of Northern Rock to Virgin Money is likely to shake up the British High Street by bringing the Virgin attitude to customer service to the retail-banking sector in a much bigger … Continue reading
Virgin Money to shake up the British High Street
What interesting news that Virgin Money is buying up Northern Rock. Not only is Virgin saying that there will be no redundancies (at least for 3 years), they are also promising to open more branches and to expand. It is … Continue reading
Posted in Contact Centres, Current Affairs, Customer Service
Tagged bailout, bank, consumer, customer service, customer services, government, high street, hsbc, midland, northern rock, virgin, virgin money
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We have been shortlisted for best new blog of 2011!
It’s true. The biggest and most important magazine covering technology in the UK – Computer Weekly – has shortlisted this blog as one of the best new blogs of 2011! The shortlist is decided on by the editorial team at … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Marketing, Social Media
Tagged award, best new blog, blog, ceremony, computer weekly, cw, facebook, social media awards, tech target, teleperformance, twitter, wordpress
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Don’t write off Google+: it’s still before Ashton
Finally Google+ has launched a business service called Pages. It’s been a long time coming and many have suggested that Google made a blunder by releasing their new social network to regular consumers, without creating any business offering. In theory, … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Marketing, Social Media
Tagged ashton kutcher, buzz, celebrity, early adopter, facebook, gmail, google, lady gaga, social media, social networking, twitter, wave
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Nuggets of wisdom from the FT
I’m always interested when I see the serious business press – like the Financial Times – focusing on customer service. This article is about investment advice, but some of the key messages here apply to any business and any form … Continue reading
Posted in Customer Service, Human Resources
Tagged agent, cheap, cost, customer service, financial times, ft, investment, monopoly, pareto, price, service
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Tripadvisor grows up
In a week where the Advertising Standards Authority is due to rule on Tripadvisor in the UK, the company has decided to launch a dedicated customer care line – mainly to help out disgruntled hotel and restaurant owners clean up … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Customer Service, Social Media, Technology
Tagged asa, britannica, care, customer, experience, false, fawlty towers, nature, review, service, tripadvisor, ugc, user-generated, wikipedia
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Website integration is all down to customer service
Bicycle and car parts retailer Halfords has conducted some research that found over a third of their customers had checked the company website before even entering the store. Customers are checking to see if a product is stocked, store opening … Continue reading
Posted in Customer Service, Marketing, Social Media
Tagged argos, auction, customer, ebay, feedback, halfords, integrated, multichannel, retail, review, tripadvisor, website
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