Tag: contact centre
Unlocking Opportunities: Advantages of Advertising in Magazines and Trade Editorials for Contact Centres
In the highly competitive era dominated by digital marketing, it's easy to overlook the timeless power of print media. However, for contact centres aiming to establish their presence and reach a highly targeted audience, advertising in magazines and trade editorials can be a strategic move. Let’s study the distinct advantages of utilising print media in your marketing arsenal.
Contact Centre Marketing Internally Is More Important Than Externally
In the fast-moving customer service industry, contact centers are often focused on external marketing efforts, such as attracting new customers and retaining existing ones. While these endeavors are undoubtedly crucial, the significance of internal marketing within contact centers should not be underestimated. In fact, internal marketing can be the linchpin to achieving success in the highly competitive contact center industry.
Leveraging the Power of AI: Transforming Workforce Management in Contact Centers
In the realm of contact centres, where delivering exceptional customer experiences while maximizing operational efficiency is paramount, the power of artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a game-changer. As contact centres strive to enhance their workforce management (WFM) strategies, AI has become the driving force behind transformative change. By harnessing AI-powered solutions, contact centres are transforming the way they operate, unlocking new levels of optimization and performance.
Bad Customer Service: When The Customer Needs a Revision Mirror
We’ve all been there. When we’re tired, your meal takes longer than you feel it should, or simply, you are frustrated with something that you deem to be basic but becomes very hard. I’m guilty of being “that” customer who desperately needs a revision mirror in that moment and have placed the blame on innocent customer service agents who are simply just doing their job.
Bad customer service is one thing, but quite often the actual customer needs to look in the mirror and see themselves.