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Is the rock-star analyst dead?
Hfs Research always like to shoot straight from the hip with their opinion on the way the industry analyst business is changing so it was interesting to see their latest blog post on the death of the rock-star analyst. Everyone … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Customer Service, Human Resources, Marketing, Social Media
Tagged amazon, analyst, brand, death, hfs research, horses for sources, kindle, lulu, outsourcing, publishing, research, rock-star
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Lego show how to deliver great customer service – with ninjas
It’s not often that I see a conversation playing out on Twitter that ends up being analysed by Forbes a few days later, but it just happened this week. A seven-year-old British child lost one of his favourite Lego ‘Ninja’ … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Customer Service, Social Media
Tagged amplification, brand, customer experience, customer service, forbes, friends, lego, marketing, ninja, sales, sensei, social media, social networking, twitter
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The ‘myth’ of a salesman
Everyone sells for a living, in whatever profession they have. A journalist has to sell their ideas to an editor. A waiter sells ideas for the best main course. A taxi driver sells alternative routes to a customer when roadworks … Continue reading
Posted in Careers, Current Affairs, Marketing
Tagged al gore, author, book, brand, dan pink, education, innovating, marketing, sales, salesman, selling, to sell is human, training
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Customer service is changing fast – can you keep up?
It’s always nice to see my own photo in the press, but somehow it’s even better when it is the regional media – our local paper in Bristol – and they are pointing out how important Teleperformance is to the … Continue reading
Posted in Contact Centres, Current Affairs, Customer Service, Social Media
Tagged brand, bristol, bristol post, contact, contact centre, customer service, facebook, jobs, newspaper, regional media, social media, twitter, voice
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How do you define great customer service?
What is great customer service in a multichannel environment? It should certainly involve social media, but there are some more fundamental rules than just answering customer comments on Twitter. The Guardian recently explored the five key attributes of great service … Continue reading
Posted in Contact Centres, Current Affairs, Customer Service, Human Resources, Social Media
Tagged agent, brand, call centre, channel, customer, customer service, development, engagement, experience, facebook, flexibility, guardian, investment, multichannel, omnichannel, people, retail, service, social media, social network, support, team, tools, training, twitter
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All change for global brands, even James Bond
Brand Republic recently published a six-point guide to how Red Bull has torn up the branding and marketing guidebook with their Stratos project. It’s a good point, but consumer brands are changing how they interact with all of us on … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Marketing
Tagged advertising, artist, b2b, b2c, bladerunner, brand, brand republic, coca cola, coke, felix baumgartner, fifa, guerilla, heineken, james bond, london, marketing, martini, olympic, red bull, rock music, skyfall, stratos, world cup
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Multichannel retail and price comparison
I asked in my last blog about how camera manufacturers are starting to engage with the social web and this led me to some thoughts on the multichannel retail environment that I wanted to share on the blog. One of … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Customer Service, Social Media
Tagged brand, camera, internet, lens, multichannel, omnichannel, price comparison, retail, slr, social web, web, website
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Best and Worst Service on the High Street
This week, the Consumer’s Association published their latest survey on customer satisfaction in the British High Street. Over 11,000 people were surveyed and asked specifically about their experience in shops in the previous six months. The results are not pretty … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Customer Service, Human Resources
Tagged brand, budget, consumers association, customer satisfaction, customer service, high street, knowledge, quality, retail, shop, shopping, store, survey, which
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