If I m Not Satisfied What Do I Want
Below is a MRR and PLR article in category Business -> subcategory Customer Service.
If I'm Not Satisfied, What Do I Want?
Summary:
Customer service is centered on meeting customer needs. As business owners or employees, we've all experienced dealing with unhappy customers. But what happens when the unhappy customer is us?Article:
Customer service is fundamentally about catering to the customer's needs. We've all been in situations where we've had to manage upset customers, but what about when we're the disgruntled ones?
Being in business doesn't guarantee smooth sailing. No business owner wants to lose a customer, so when something goes wrong and we're the customers, do we just walk away or seek satisfaction? Often, we might complain, but not return.
Here's how you can ensure satisfaction more frequently: clearly identify what will make you happy before complaining. Let’s look at an example.
Recently, I purchased a pie from a national grocery chain. It was on sale, but it tasted awful. Checking my receipt, I noticed I was overcharged?"$4.79 instead of $2.50.
I decided to request a full refund and a new pie. At the customer service desk, I explained my expectations. The employee briefly went into the back office and then instructed me to choose a new pie.
Faced with options, I could get another fruit pie, pumpkin, or a key lime one. Although the key lime pie was $3.00 more, I’d enjoyed it before. Returning to the desk with the key lime pie, I explained my choice. The employee asked if I wanted a bag, handed me the cash refund, and I left the store satisfied.
I’ll definitely shop there again.
The key takeaway is that when we're the customer, we can often resolve a bad situation by understanding what will make us happy and simply asking for it. This not only gives the business a chance to preserve the relationship but also helps us get what we need.
For customers, figuring out what would satisfy them isn't always easy. As business owners, it’s wise to have ready suggestions and empower employees to address issues effectively.
Ultimately, knowing what we want and how to ask for it is crucial. Remember, it often costs more to acquire new clients than to satisfy current ones.
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