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Making Outbound Customer Service Calls
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Article Overview: Converting Customer Service Calls to More Opportunities is vital in a recession, and any time. Learn a few tips on this valuable resource.
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Making Outbound Customer Service Calls
Outbound Customer Service Calls increase ROI, add a personal touch to any business. These opportunities expand your business reach when you expand your thinking. Think out of the box. Begin thinking of ways to help people expand their business in a recession. When you help others, they will help you.
"I am Calling from Sally's Dog Grooming and I just wanted to know if you know how you can use our free presentation on Network Building. Do you have Office 07 or an earlier version?" Notice, that I am not asking a question that can be answered "Yes" or "No". I could write a whole book on that subject alone, my experience tells me NOT to ask a Y or N question to begin with, it gives control of the conversation to the other person.
You ask: "Customer Service? I went into the Internet trade, so I would never have to use the phone again...." Well, that is probably why your business is limited. Customer Service is about Brand Building, Reputation Building, Trust Building. Referral Building, Conglomerate Building.
"I'm in the UK, all my customers are in the US" Then hire someone in the US who is your biggest partner, get a telephone, and get those customer service calls working for you. Start immediately offering something FREE TODAY to your clients. If you don't have anything to give, use my powerpoint presentation with my permission, just ask for it. Start giving it away to everyone you have on your customer list. And lastly folks, when you DO get the complaint, or 'not happy' customer? Don't tell yourself, "See I should never have installed a phone" NO! Don't let your mind wander on that too long. Learn from that call, do a better job, and remember Abe Lincoln. You can't please everyone all the time. But you can at least try.
Other Articles on Evan Carmichael in this Series:
1. Affiliate Management: The Approval Call
2. Prospecting Call
3. Sales Call
4. Post Sale Follow Up, Upselling, and "One More Item" or "Last Minute Shopping" Technique
5. Customer Service
6. Refund or Complaint
7. Compliance, The Byzantine World of SSL, and Merchant Accounts
Article Tags: Customer Service, Entrepreneur, Management, Marketing, Sales, Telephone
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About the Author: Lonny Dunn RSS for Lonny's articles - Visit Lonny's website Lonny's Twitter of ProNetworkBuild speaks for itself. He has over 100K Followers across 12 accounts on Twitter. Lonny wrote for Thesaurus News Newsletter as Editor from 1995 until 2001 covering Telephony Infastructure Stocks. Lonny develops Social Media strategies for Corporate and Celebrity Accounts. Mobile Strategies are Hot! and Lonny knows how to take a company into the Mobile Revolution Immediately, and with quick results. Writing and authoring many articles on the symbiotic efficiencies of the Big 3 extensively, Lonny has a wealth of experience. Whether you need someone to coach you or your employees on Twitter, LinkedIn or Facebook, or help you get your small business phone riinging, Lonny is here to help. Lonny's Blog: http://pronetworkbuild.blogspot.com Lonny's Personal Homepage: http://pronetworkbuild.com Click here to visit Lonny's website Tweetups The Overview Sell Your Business Reputation To Web Users Finding More Followers on Twitter Prospecting Call Is Bing Making a Move on Google |
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