Listening is the key to understanding. Are we listening to our customers?
We’ve all had bad and great customer experiences. But, what do we talk about the most? We talk more about the bad experiences than the great ones. That is human nature.
Customer churn is the biggest threat you should guard against, irrespective of the products or services you offer. According to a recent study, 82% of customers said they would switch products or service providers after a bad experience with its customer service department.
Most often, the problem arises because the customers feel that they are not appropriately heard by the customer service functions of the organization. The issue or the challenge itself is not acknowledged, and there is absolutely no empathy. This forces customers to look for alternatives and can cause massive damage to your revenues and your brand value.
You can listen to the panel discuss how active listening can help with the following:
- Reduce customer churn, improve customer loyalty, and customer retention
- Receiving feedback that you can act on
- Identify opportunities to up-sell and cross-sell
- Create delightful customer interactions
- Avoiding crisis