out where they originate from and fix that. Listen
Sometimes the best advice is the simplest:
Listen to what the customer wants, not what you think they want and what you think will satisfy them. Know your customer
Customer complaints need to be monitored
closely to ensure that unhappy customers don’t go unnoticed. Our thinking is to identify the signs customers give us and determine what they truly mean. Stay one step ahead
Staying one step ahead of the customer with
explanatory and helpful details, even if things are going wrong, will reduce the effort required of the customer and improve the customer experience. Educate your customer
Educating the customer and providing FAQs
could save them time and frustration, as half the complaints we have to deal with are more to do with confusion than an actual problem Use proactive customer service
Use proactive customer service to identify
customer needs before they become problems. This will allow you to forewarn your customers about how the issue may affect them, what you are doing about it, and what the next steps are. Often the worst thing in a customer’s mind is not knowing what is happening. So keep customers informed throughout all emergency situations and complaint handling processes – because honesty is an extremely effective way of showing customers that you really do value them. Act quickly
You’ll always get complaints… that’s just life –
you cannot get everything right all of the time, and there will always be things outside of your control, too. The key is to act quickly and keep people informed. Ironically, sometimes the perfect experience, where nothing goes wrong and you have limited contact, becomes forgettable and doesn’t create loyalty. Bad experiences that are fixed and fixed quickly can and do create even more loyal customers. Sumber