Defining Customer Service
Customer service is understanding and exceeding the needs of the customer.
A customer, or client, is someone who purchases a commodity or service.
Service is the work performed by one for a fee that serves or benefits others.
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Imagine standing on the field of a stadium packed with 100,000 people. Every one of them is a potential customer, and in front of you a microphone waits. Your task is to deliver your sales pitch to every single person there.
As you reach for the microphone, the murmurs subside. The stadium is silent. The vast field and towering stadium consume you like a hollowed crater. You wonder if your nerves will be heard in the echo of your words.
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As an entrepreneur you process loads of information daily to successfully run your business. Your ability to remember key information can dramatically increase your productivity, enhance your networking efforts, while saving you time and energy.
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In the beginning, there were websites.
Websites designed to tell the world that the site owner actually existed, and probably little more.
Going back less than twenty years, to a time when the internet as we know it was nothing more than a seemingly insane dream, websites were most often created with very little thought given as to what they were actually supposed to do.
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From the moment a business is launched, a phenomenon begins to take over. The anti-entrepreneurial inertia begins to set in.
Every business starts out entrepreneurial. Hungry and eager, innovative, open-minded and resourceful, all of its attention focused on finding and keeping customers.
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Email Anti-Theft: The Battle Against Copyright Infringement
Imitation is not always the highest form of flattery. Any creative individual will cringe at seeing his or her work displayed with another person’s name in the credits. In the fast-paced field of graphic art, design the dilemma is even more prominent. Artists in all mediums are seeing their work knocked-off by less talented people.
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Freelancing is definitely one of the most sought after industries in the market today. More and more professionals and skilled people are getting into the bandwagon because the industry offers a lot more opportunity compared to the usual 8-hour job. Aside from giving you enough freedom from all the hectic office schedule, being a freelancer also enables you to manage your own time and choose your own path, so to speak.
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Black men are always the last hired and the first fired. However, lately they have had an even more difficult time getting hired. The employment opportunities have dropped to their lowest level in thirty years. This can be attributed to a number of factors.
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Medical logos or logos owned by companies/groups in the heath care field are unique. Think about it, these logo designs are often seen by people during times of vulnerability, of sickness and concern. Naturally, medical logos are associated with well-being, speaking directly to the base instincts of a person: survival.
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Many people seem to think that the answer to creating their successful business lies in a book, a program, a system… a guru. While each of these have great merit and can inch you forward to the next level of wealth and freedom, they are not where you actually start.
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I’ll spare you the three-peat, but you know you’ve heard that commercial. You may try not to hear it, but it still gets stuck in your mind. Could there be a more annoying marketing campaign?
Well, it seems to be working. The Head On people have gotten a large part of the nation to know and remember the name of their product and what it does through what I’m guessing was not a very expensive commercial to produce! They put some cash into buying spots, but they seem to have gone for a quantity over quality approach in that area too. Yet, they are gleaning semi-regular references from Jon Stewart, Stephen Colbert, David Letterman and countless others.
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Icebreakers can be defined as “tools that enable the group
leader to foster interaction, stimulate creative thinking, challenge
basic assumptions, illustrate new concepts, and introduce specific
material.”
(The Encyclopedia of Icebreakers, University Association, 1983).
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A job interview is stressful. The person who hasn’t made a lot of changes isn’t practiced at what is involved (nor should they want to be), and the person who has made a lot of changes doesn’t have any idea what’s involved either, or they wouldn’t be making so many changes!
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Most western economies are part of a world where we are all far more wealthy than previous generations.
Whilst our parents’ generation sought security of employment and income, today’s employees are looking for a “job with life” – a job that provides the income, time and flexibility to enjoy hobbies, spend time with family and generally enjoy the fruits of their labour. Those employers who embrace this idea and have a clear strategy to help their employees enjoy the work-life balance they desire will be the ones that attract the best people – and then keep them. So what does this mean on a practical level? Here are 9 ideas that you can incorporate into your business.
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I have spent a lifetime working in, on and around small businesses. I have seen them all struggle from time to time, many never escaping adversities. In my own businesses I have had moments where the responsibilities of ownership weighed down so heavily that going to “sleep” seemed the most sensible action to take. Business is a hard game to play. Each day there is a new competitor, and the sidelines are filled with people and organizations that are foaming at the mouth for your customers and concepts. Nothing that is truly good or unique goes unnoticed for long. The scent of blood is always in the water, and the sharks are circling.
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