| Eric1871 Full member - Member Since: Apr 2007 Subject - Powerpoint Presentation on Managing CUSTOMER SERVICE If the true face of any organization is its customer service people, then nothing is more important than the training of these crucial employees. These powerpoint slides offer a comprehensive approach for busy managers and trainers seeking to motivate their people and equip them with the tools they need to excel in this essential role. These great powerpoint slides can be downloaded at http://www.studyMarketing.org prabhudevmadikeri@rediffm - Member Since: Jun 2008 Subject - Re: Powerpoint Presentation on Managing CUSTOMER SERVICE  I am unable to down load from the website please help prabhu Eric1871 Full member - Member Since: Apr 2007 Subject - Re: Powerpoint Presentation on Managing CUSTOMER SERVICE These brilliant slides explain tools and methods on how to deliver excellent customer service. Eric1871 Full member - Member Since: Apr 2007 Subject - Re: Powerpoint Presentation on Managing CUSTOMER SERVICE Customer equity management recognizes that customer-firm relationŽships, like all relationships, evolve over time. Prospects, new buyers, and long-time customers do not have the same needs, and as their relationships with a company change, so do their expectations and behavior. The concept of the customer life cycle provides a framework for understanding and managing these differences. Eric1871 Full member - Member Since: Apr 2007 Subject - Re: Powerpoint Presentation on Managing CUSTOMER SERVICE Setting up and managing individual customer relationships can be broken up into four interrelated implementation tasks: Identify customers. Relationships are only possible with individuals, not with markets, segments, or populations. Therefore, the first task in setting up a relationship is to identify, individually, the party at the other end of the relationship. Eric1871 Full member - Member Since: Apr 2007 Subject - Re: Powerpoint Presentation on Managing CUSTOMER SERVICE Once a corporate culture is in place, there are practices within the organization that act to maintain it by giving employees a set of similar experiences. For example, many of the human resource practices reinforce the organization's culture. The selection process, performance evaluation criteria, reward practices, training and career development activities, and promotion procedures ensure that those hired fit in with the culture, reward those who support it, and penalize (and even expel) those who challenge it. Eric1871 Full member - Member Since: Apr 2007 Subject - Re: Powerpoint Presentation on Managing CUSTOMER SERVICE The consumer's decision process consists of six basic stages: stimulus, problem awareness, information search, evaluation of alternatives, purchase, and post purchase behavior. A stimulus is a cue (social, commercial, or noncommercial) or a drive (physical meant to motivate or arouse a person to act). Eric1871 Full member - Member Since: Apr 2007 Subject - Re: Powerpoint Presentation on Managing CUSTOMER SERVICE A marketing strategy is composed of several interrelated elements. The first and most important is market selection: choosing the markets to be served. Product planning includes the specific products the company sells, the makeup of the product line, and the design of individual offerings in the line. Another element is the distribution system: the wholesale and retail channels through which the product moves to the people who ultimately buy it and use it. Eric1871 Full member - Member Since: Apr 2007 Subject - Re: Powerpoint Presentation on Managing CUSTOMER SERVICE Geographic and demographic variables traditionally have been the major variables for segmenting markets. Nevertheless, there may be considerable psychographic (social class, personality, and lifestyle) differences among the people within a given geographic or demographic group. In psychographic segmentation the market is divided on the basis of social class, personality characteristics, and/or lifestyles. Eric1871 Full member - Member Since: Apr 2007 Subject - Re: Powerpoint Presentation on Managing CUSTOMER SERVICE Management must recognize the risk/reward relationship and find organizational mechanisms for handling it. And it must communicate a clear understanding that reasonable risks are acceptable, since they are the handmaidens of progress. On the innovative front, two methods are available for dealing with risk: diversification and cheap failures. They can and should be used in concert.
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