Wouldn’t it be fascinating to put a value on service speed for your business? How much do you think it would be worth to route customers as quickly as possible to the right place? A place where their problems can be solved in record time?
Tentatively at first, but with increasing urgency and excitement, we watched the world of travel open up in 2022. Undoubtedly, the travel and leisure industry suffered a significant beating over the past two years. However, smart travel companies are turning their attention to ways to differentiate themselves and emerge as battle-scarred market leaders, ready to support the impending surge of travellers.
Chatbots can be a gold mine, but businesses often think implementing one can take up a lot of resources. Don’t worry; there’s no need to hassle your developers. You can now design and implement a no-code chatbot on your website. In this article, you’ll find out why you’d want a chatbot and how it can look on your website.
Today’s transport operators face a fresh set of challenges. Sharing data between different parts of the organisation. Keeping customers happy across a multitude of channels. And leveraging technology to answer customer expectations—which can be summed up as “get it right, right here, right now”. These aren’t simple issues.
86% of consumers say that good customer service can take them from one-time buyers to brand advocates. While great customer service is an essential focus of any successful brand, forward-thinking companies are forming customer-focused multidisciplinary teams to help create exceptional customer experiences.
If you’re investing a sizeable budget in refreshing the way your customer service operates, you’ll naturally want to see significant ROI. It’s very easy to focus on immediate results and then forget the iterative process of refining a solution to ensure it’s still delivering in 12 or 24 months’ time and beyond.
Digital transformation can be intimidating. Particularly if you don't have a developer on your team or the ability to code yourself. No code and low code platforms are becoming more and more popular for this very reason. They enable you to take full advantage of the digital revolution without necessarily having all the technical knowledge to create platforms and applications yourself. So let's take a look at low code and no code solutions to find out which is best for your business.
Self-service is more than a buzzword; it’s a vital part of modern customer service that means your customers can get answers fast and your customer service team can focus on the issues that really matter. Allied to that, self-service can reduce costs and have a positive effect on the mental health of your customer service team. Not to mention the equally positive effect it has on brand perception.
The key to providing world-beating customer service is to ensure your team has the time and the bandwidth to deal with every customer’s issue effectively. That means ensuring call volumes are reduced and customers are able to self-serve. That way your team can focus on customers that need their time the most.
Although chatbots and conversational AI are sometimes used interchangeably, they aren’t the same thing. Today we’ll review the differences between chatbots and conversational AI and which option is better for your business.
New generations of customers ask for different business approaches. Modern consumers are well-informed and tech-savvy, with high standards for any business. A customer-centric business model can help you live up to these standards. Let’s first have a look at these new generations before diving into how you can take on a customer-centric approach.
You’ll no doubt have encountered chatbots in your day-to-day interactions with brands, financial institutions, or retail businesses. You might not have realised it, but chatbots can take many forms. Finding one right for you involves knowing a little about how they work and what they can do. To help you on the way, here are seven chatbot use cases to improve customer experience.
No matter what you’re trying to achieve, rushing headlong into it without a strategy is a sure-fire recipe for failure. And if customer experience is the victim of such lack of planning, then the damage to your business can be high: think the harming of your business reputation, loss of customer goodwill, and the eventual decline in sales.
If your customer service strategy doesn’t include live chat, you could be missing out on a big boost to customer satisfaction scores. Live chat offers short waiting times and the ability for customers to get on with their day while your team solves their issues. However, it can be a burden for your customer service team as a large proportion of their time is often spent dealing with repetitive questions that are easily answered but time-consuming to resolve.
Chatbot technology has transcended simple commands to evolve into a powerful customer service tool. Learn about four types of chatbots and provide your customers with a unique automated experience.
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