Showing posts with label Dale Carnegie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dale Carnegie. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
Answering phone calls (or marketing via the phone)
Ateneo Professor on Entrepreneurship
From Dale Carnegie
Telephone courtesy.
Your company landline or cp is your window to the market. Use this well to gain market share and more customers and sale.
Aside from answering the phone within the 3rd ring, the following must be observed:
l. Be conversational.
2. Give your full name
3. Always mention the first name of the customer;
4. Listen for understanding;
5. Ask open ended questions;
6. Be proactive listener
7. Smile
8. Call instead of email
9. Speak as the same rate as the customer
10. Always thank the customer.
Quick tips for customer service excellence from Dale Carnegie----> Please read Section 5
From Dale Carnegie
Telephone courtesy.
Your company landline or cp is your window to the market. Use this well to gain market share and more customers and sale.
Aside from answering the phone within the 3rd ring, the following must be observed:
l. Be conversational.
2. Give your full name
3. Always mention the first name of the customer;
4. Listen for understanding;
5. Ask open ended questions;
6. Be proactive listener
7. Smile
8. Call instead of email
9. Speak as the same rate as the customer
10. Always thank the customer.
Quick tips for customer service excellence from Dale Carnegie----> Please read Section 5
Customer Complaint Resolution Process
Ateneo Professor on Entrepreneurship
From Dale Carnegie on outstanding customer service
The customer service resolution is based on one of the teachings of Dale Carnegie:
l. Be genuinely interested in other person;
2. Do not criticize, complain, or condemn,;
3. Show honest and sincere appreciation.
There are 8 steps:
l. Greet;
2. Listen
3. Question
4. Empathize
5. Address the issue
6 . Test question
7. Offer additional help
8. Follow through
From Dale Carnegie on outstanding customer service
The customer service resolution is based on one of the teachings of Dale Carnegie:
l. Be genuinely interested in other person;
2. Do not criticize, complain, or condemn,;
3. Show honest and sincere appreciation.
There are 8 steps:
l. Greet;
2. Listen
3. Question
4. Empathize
5. Address the issue
6 . Test question
7. Offer additional help
8. Follow through
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Secrets of Extraordinary customer service
Ateneo Professor on Entrepreneurship
From open forum on customer service
This post could have come from Customer for Life
Some of the keys for excellent customer service experience (UNIQCSX - our motto at Holy Gardens Memorial Park) areL
l. Underpromise overdeliver (Carl Sewell)
2. Call/remember the customer's names (Dale Carnegie)
3. The customer is always right; if he is wrong, go to the first statement;
More on open forum and customer service
From open forum on customer service
This post could have come from Customer for Life
Some of the keys for excellent customer service experience (UNIQCSX - our motto at Holy Gardens Memorial Park) areL
l. Underpromise overdeliver (Carl Sewell)
2. Call/remember the customer's names (Dale Carnegie)
3. The customer is always right; if he is wrong, go to the first statement;
More on open forum and customer service
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
[MBAEntrep_2011] Submitted Special Report to Profjorgeentrep on Slideshare
Below is the link to my slide share.
http://www.slideshare.net/lionel_milan/how-to-win-friends-and-influence-people-8435655
Lionel Milan
408.876.8730 (USA)
0063 (0)9052927717 (Philippines)
lionel.milan@yahoo.com
Uploaded mine too.
Thanks and Regards
jb
From: LehYa slmat <myeadd27@yahoo.com>
To: "MBAEntrep_2011@yahoogroups.com" <MBAEntrep_2011@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, June 25, 2011 10:24 PM
Subject: [MBAEntrep_2011] Submitted SR on Slideshare
Hello Sir,
Already uploaded my SR on slideshare:
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