
Are You Using These Magic Customer Service Words? (Part 4)
“I want to get this right for you.”
This is a phrase that has a remarkable impact whenever you have to put someone on hold, or ask someone to wait while you check on something.
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“I want to get this right for you.”
This is a phrase that has a remarkable impact whenever you have to put someone on hold, or ask someone to wait while you check on something.

When a customer calls up and says, “I have a Problem,” it’s amazing how much more smoothly things go when the answer is something like, “Wow – I’m really sorry to hear that. Let’s see if we can figure this out. Can you tell me what’s happening?”

This is the second of four articles on Magic Customer Service Words. In this series, we’re exploring “Positive” and “Negative” language – words and phrases that can trigger positive or negative responses with customers. Here are the next two:

The Top Ten Bad Customer Service Stories of 2019 Last week we published the Top

If you are looking to improve your customer service, you needn’t look any further than these 10 fantastic customer service stories from 2019 for inspiration. This year’s picks are a great illustration of the absolute core of customer service – genuinely caring about the people you serve.

The analogy between leading a successful team and growing a successful crop puts a lot of things into perspective. Here are the five principles of leadership from the Journey to WOW that every leader should embrace:

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