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15 Ways to Streamline and Improve Your Customer Support

‍Customer support drives long-term relationships that can be the primary source of profit for your business. However, a customer support process that is slow or does not make itself as accessible as it needs to be can drive customers away. As such, we're going to look at 15 ways to streamline and improve the whole process. The farther that the customer has to go to get the support that they need, the more expensive it becomes for you, and the slower your response will become.

The Importance of Simplifying the Customer Experience

Businesses often undermine the significance of delivering superior customer experience — the driving force which influences the decision of over 90% of American consumers. Unless you simplify your customer support mechanism, you may not be able to deliver a superior customer experience. So, you need to evaluate whether your customers getting exactly what they need.

StartingPoint - 2020 - Testimonial - Tonya McKenzie, Managing Principal of Sand and Shores

Tonya McKenzie shares her testimonial of utilizing StartingPoint to create efficiency within her business to drive higher customer satisfaction and a better customer experience through improved communication.

StartingPoint - 2020 - Testimonials - Sean Velasquez, Managing Partner of American Income Life

Sean Velasquez, Managing Partner of American Income Life and Cohen-Velasquez Agency, shares his testimonial of using StartingPoint to create efficient workflow operations for his team and his customers and clients.

StartingPoint - 2020 - Testimonial - Chris Trujillo, Director of Customer Operations at Employbridge

Chris Trujillo, Director of Customer Operations at Employbridge, shares his testimonial of Employbridge's use of StartingPoint to improve their customer operations and customer experience.

Why You Are Losing Customers: How Better Customer Service Can Save You

In a global marketplace, competition is stiff. It's hard enough to get the attention of your prospective customer, but once you have it, you don't want to lose it. This kind of drain can mean the end of your business. Any small business owner knows that the life's blood of their business is loyal customers. It is well worth the trouble to keep your customers happy and have them continue to give you their business. When they are satisfied, they naturally tell others about you. This is business growth.

5 Keys To Management Visibility in a Service Organization

Management visibility is critical. Over and over again, communication survey results paint a vivid picture of employees that want to truly connect with their senior leaders, feel engaged in the company's strategic direction, and be respected and trusted. Hearing from the boss is proven to be an essential foundation for creating satisfaction for employees, particularly in a service organization that requires high levels of leadership and employee trust.