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Customer Service


» Use Technology and Sound Business Practices to Increase Productivity and Customer Base
By Brian McGrath | Published 12/21/2007 | Customer Service | Unrated
Everyone in the business of manufacturing, from parts to finished products, searches for ways to gain greater value from their efforts. Whether it's a way to get finished products to customers faster, with less effort or with more choices, manufacturers continuously strive for a way to do more, use less or a combination of both. Valve ball manufacturers are no different.
» Customer Service Trends
By Drew Stevens PhD | Published 10/19/2007 | Customer Service | Unrated
Drew Stevens a renowned international speaker and customer service expert has recently conducted research for upcoming customer service trends. The results of his findings will be featured in a research study and book on customer service.
» From Emotion to Devotion
By Drew Stevens PhD | Published 10/19/2007 | Customer Service | Unrated
Yet business growth is more than money. It's about creating value for those that request it, your customers. Unfortunately, too many businesses and their leadership team focus on new acquisition and not on existing clients. There is no better way to remain competitive, produce a strong brand, and lower cost of acquisition then customer fidelity.
» eBay and Customer Service
By Aiden R Scott | Published 06/2/2006 | Customer Service | Unrated
If you are running an eBay business, you may not
realize that the need for great customer service still
exists even for online auctions. When a buyer
receives quality customer service from you, they
will potentially do one of two things or both. They
will give you great feedback, and they may look for
more of your auctions in the future. If you hope to
make a living from eBay, you have to stop thinking
of it as an auction and start running it like a
business.