This series of blogs discusses the application of preventative maintenance in order to maintain our field team’s product and service promotion effectiveness. [1] Step 3 – Checking Alignments and Readjusting if Applicable Engaging our field service professionals in business development requires…
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Preventative Maintenance for Business Promotion – Step 3
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Posted in Business, Customer Service, Education, Preventative Maintenance, Sales, Service
Preventative Maintenance for Business Promotion – Step 2
This series of blogs discusses the application of preventative maintenance in order to maintain our field team’s product and service promotion effectiveness. [1] Step 2 – Replacing, Refurbishing or Cleaning Wearable Parts and Consumables In order to help our customers to…
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Is Your Field Service Team Missing Opportunities to Help Your Customers?
Perhaps you have encouraged your field team to look for ways that you could help your customers achieve their business goals. You’ve set up processes and systems to capture any opportunities identified. You may have even told your customers your intentions and why your field team’s actions are not only unique but of great value for the them. Even with all of this in place, how confident are you that they are seeing all of the “F”s – that is, how confident are you that they are not missing any opportunities to help the customer to be better off.
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A Lesson in Good Customer Service Delivery
I recently had the good fortune to work in Australia for an international client. It was a wonderful experience and a great adventure. It also provided me with a lesson in good customer service delivery. The lesson? Good customer service is not always the same for every customer. It all depends on meeting the customer’s expectations.
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Posted in Customer Service, Education, Service, Service Tech Training
6 Steps to Delivering Your Brand Promise Through Your Field Service Team
The definition of our brand, when boiled down to its simplest form, is what our customers and prospective customers think and feel about our service and our organizations. We all have a brand. The question is, did we choose it, or did we let others choose it for us?
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