consistency

Why a consistent customer experience is so important (and how to deliver it)

Published on: July 08, 2020
Author: Pauline Ashenden - Demand Generation Manager

Building trust with consumers relies on companies delivering fast, accurate and above all consistent answers to customer service questions. This delivers reassurance to customers, which is always been important but is now vital given the fast-changing nature of the current crisis. Here are 4 areas to focus on to drive consistency…

Why now is a great time to optimise your customer service - Part 1: Start with an audit

Published on: June 24, 2020
Author: Anne-Merete Jensen - Senior Business Consultant

Normally retailers, and companies in many other sectors, would now begin preparing for their Peak season. However, in 2020 almost every industry has seen its operations thrown into turmoil. But, no matter how your plans have been affected, now is still a good time to look at auditing and optimising your operations.

Trust – the embodiment of customer experience

Published on: September 11, 2019
Author: Guest author: Ian Golding

When it comes to the world of customer experience, often the consumer no longer knows who to trust. In this guest post, CX expert Ian Golding outlines the state of trust today and explains how brands can build lasting trust with consumers.

Earn Your Customers’ Trust, And Loyalty Will Follow

Published on: February 20, 2019
Author: Guest author: Shep Hyken

How do you ensure your customers trust you? In this guest post, CX expert Shep Hyken outlines 4 ways of building trust and creating long-term customer loyalty.

What were the top customer service trends of 2016?

Published on: January 12, 2017
Author: Pauline Ashenden - Demand Generation Manager

As we move into 2017, now is a good time to review last year and use the insight to plan for the future. What were the big trends and how will they evolve moving forward? To help we’ve analyzed all 100+ posts published on the Eptica blog in 2016, and picked a top ten, based on a combination of readership and industry feedback.

Consistency must be the customer service buzzword in insurance

Published on: January 05, 2017
Author: Chris Eideh - North American Sales Executive

Providing consistent accurate information when responding to queries is one of the key elements of good customer service. This is particularly important within regulated sectors such as insurance where - to avoid risk and ensure compliance - you need to be able to demonstrate that you provided customers with the same, approved information however they made contact.

Why email is more important than ever for customer service

Published on: August 19, 2016
Author: Neil Cox - Account Manager

While it is widely considered a mature channel, email is becoming more, not less important when it comes to customer service. Consumers value its ease of use and full audit trail, while the rise of mobile makes it even faster and simpler to contact companies using email. Expectations are high – customers demand fast, high quality responses that answer their questions. This puts a strain on...

6 ways to transform social customer service

Published on: July 22, 2016
Author: Neil Cox - Account Manager

Social media has fundamentally changed the relationship between customers and brands, providing consumers with a mouthpiece to share their feedback with people across the world. The openness and simplicity of social media is therefore both a challenge and an opportunity for companies. Get it right and provide the personalized, fast response that consumers demand and you will boost engagement...

Is a lack of consistency letting your customer service down?

Published on: June 29, 2016
Author: Neil Cox - Account Manager

Consistency is an essential part of customer service and the overall experience. Failing to provide the same level of service, and consistent information across multiple channels annoys customers and is bad for company efficiency and brand reputation.Customers want to get consistent and accurate information and answers from a brand, whichever channel they use to make contact. At the same time they...

Pages