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TRAINING KIT: Customer Feedback



Customer feedback is a critical element to finding success and growing your client base. This training kit addresses how customer feedback impacts your business and how to provide ways for your customers to share their thoughts.

Unfortunately, the old adage still holds true. Most people who do not have anything nice to say will follow their mother's advice and not say anything at all. The problem is, if those people have just had a bad experience in your business, they probably will not be back either. So the challenge of the business owner is to get feedback even when the customer may not feel comfortable offering it, and keep customer loyalty in the process.

There are many ways to get this feedback, all with their own advantages and disadvantages. Each give you a different view into your customer's experience, and each may or may not be right for your business. What works for a restaurant might not work for a book store, and so on. Picking the right feedback option for you can be just as important as the end result.

Dive in and start using the training tools below. Please be sure to post your questions or comments in the Discussion Forum!

ARTICLE: Perception is Reality… How do Your Customers Really See You?
By: Arnold Sanow
ARTICLE: Perception is Reality… How do Your Customers Really See You? Asking your customers (And your employees) the right questions will give you the feedback to keep improving and refining your products and services. Use these poignant questions to find out the way your customers perceive your business. . . . keep reading
VIDEO: Box in the corner. Seeing the customer experience from their point of view
By: Wendy Gillett
VIDEO: Box in the corner. Seeing the customer experience from their point of view Each of our businesses have elements of the experience that require our attention, but they have just been swept under the rug for so long that we don't notice them any more. Learn on this video to improve the customer experience by looking at the environment with a renewed perspective. . . . keep reading
AUDIO TRAINING: Customer Feedback
By: Wendy Gillett
AUDIO TRAINING: Customer Feedback Customer Feedback can make or break a business. If you have a product or service that is just amazing, you need to know that they love it so you can promote it even more. Conversely, if you have an area that needs help, if no one tells you, how will you know? Learn how to get customer feedback with this AUDIO training session. . . . keep reading
Q & A... Discussion Forum
Q & A... Discussion Forum Have questions or comments about this Kit or Article? Link to the discussion forum to post your thoughts. Our mission is to provide a powerful and complete community where our members can learn, share and grow. Join us in the FORUM, today! . . . keep reading
ARTICLE: If you don't have anything nice to say...
By: Wendy Gillett
ARTICLE: If you don't have anything nice to say... Most people who do not have anything nice to say will follow their mother's advice and not say anything at all. The problem is, if those people have just had a bad experience in your business, they probably will not be back either. So two challenges: get feedback even when the customer may not feel comfortable offering it, and keep customer loyalty. . . . keep reading

TIPS: Customer Feedback
TIPS: Customer Feedback "What I look for…." When I go in to assess a business, I make a list of the things that are important to me for each area. Here is a sampling of what I look for when I am assessing "Customer Feedback". This list helps you visualize what areas are important to the customer, and if there are avenues in place to help them communicate with you when needed . . . keep reading
BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: Customer Feedback Success Story
BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: Customer Feedback Success Story Read about a hospital who has been proactively seeking out customer feedback and the interesting comments they have been getting back. Unless someone specifically asks you for your opinion, they usually don't want it... but when you do ask, get ready for an ear full because they will let it all out . . . keep reading
ARTICLE: Memo to Customers
By: Wendy Gillett
ARTICLE: Memo to Customers ATTENTION CUSTOMERS! Are you looking for ways to get the service you deserve? Are you searching for the right approach to tell the businesses in your life how to make you happy? Well, the secret to extraordinary customer service is really quite simple. Ask for it! . . . keep reading
RECOMMENDED READING: Customer Service For Dummies
RECOMMENDED READING: Customer Service For Dummies Learn from the experts and read up on what they suggest. Read more about this author and how their book can help improve your ability to effectively gather customer feedback. . . . keep reading