Lesson 4 Flashcards

1
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Why is customer service important to a successful business?

A

It helps retain customers, improves reputation, builds relationships, and increases business success.

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2
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What are some objectives of customer service training?

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Guarantee excellent service, handle queries/complaints, and monitor satisfaction.

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3
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What is a transactional relationship?

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A weak relationship based on reciprocity and needs, such as buying and selling.

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4
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What is a B2B relationship?

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A business-to-business connection formed through contracts or deals.

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5
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How can social media help build business relationships?

A

Through online communities that foster customer engagement

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6
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Name four groups businesses build relationships with.

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Customers, ambassadors, consultants, and wider communities.

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7
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How does customer service differ from customer care?

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Customer service involves direct support, while customer care includes a more emotional and personalized focus on customer well-being.

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8
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What roles do customer service representatives perform?

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Call handling, responding to correspondence, technical support, and complaint handling.

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9
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What are the key principles of customer service?

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1) Establish needs and expectations,
2) Promote self/company/products,
3) Fulfil needs,
4) Handle complaints positively.

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10
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Give an example of promoting a product positively.

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Explaining benefits and maintaining professional conduct.

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11
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What steps should a business take to handle complaints?

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Listen carefully, respond via appropriate channels, offer easy fixes or escalate complex issues.

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What happens if a problem cannot be rectified easily?

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The business may offer a replacement or service the item.

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13
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What makes complaint handling effective?

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Trained staff, clear process, timely responses, honesty, rectification, and learning from issues.

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14
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Why is it important to be honest and accountable in complaints?

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Admitting mistakes and offering solutions builds trust.

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What are the consequences of poor complaint handling?

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Unresolved issues, bad word-of-mouth, loss of customer trust, and damaged reputation.

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16
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How does poor service affect reputation?

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It causes long-term damage and loss of business credibility.

17
Q

Name four ways to improve customer service.

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1) Reduce wait times,
2) Use chatbots/FAQs,
3) Improve refund policies,
4) Train staff better.

18
Q

What shapes customers’ perception of a business the most?

A

The quality of its customer service.

19
Q

How can businesses monitor customer satisfaction?

A

Through feedback, surveys, follow-ups, and customer visits.

20
Q

What are the benefits of engaging with customers?

A

Builds market knowledge and makes customers feel valued.

21
Q

Why is it important to adapt to changing customer requirements?

A

To ensure products and services remain relevant and competitive