Customer care Flashcards
(16 cards)
name the 6 pillars
- action
- interest
- body language
- verbal language
- tone of voice
- attitude
what are service standards?
help define what customers can expect from service.
name the 5 features of customer service
- greeting customers
- interacting with customers
- identify what the customers need and want
- encouraging feedback from customers
- respond to feedback
Define customer care
goes beyond customer service by making emotional connections between the brand, product and customer. it offers a personalised approach. this makes the customer feel appreciated and looked- after
Define customer service
focuses on the sales process of a product and supports the sales of goods. It also deals with customer queries and complaints. Ensures customers have a convenient experience
define the 2 communication types
formal- a conversation that uses full and proper works
informal- casual conversation using slang and shortened words
Define an Amiable customer and how to serve them
they tend to value empathy, trust and relationships during sales. Have a casual talk with them to build a connection and get to know them.
Define analytic customers and how to serve them
Focus on facts and figures but little interest in relationships. If they are not educated then do so. use facts and figures when talking to them
Define an expressive customer and how to serve them
Focused on relationships. they are highly focused and talkative but also lose focus on their goals. Provide anecdotal evidence providing experience in the company.
Define a driver customer and how to serve them
They have very strong opinions on the products and know exactly what they. Keep the pitch concise don’t argue with them show them how to get to their goal. Recognised by poor listening skills.
How is customer feedback helpful to a business?
shows the business areas of improvement to various areas of the business
define legislation
a set of laws in place by the government to protect businesses, employees and consumers
Define Consumer Law and what it does
Protects consumers. Refers to any piece of government legislation designed to protect consumers from poor quality products and poor business practices.
contains:
Consumer Rights Act 2015
Consumer Protection Act 1987
Define the Display legislation and say what it contains
Govern how products can be displayed to the customers. Refers to any piece of legislation to protect consumers from misleading information about products and qualities sold
contains:
Trade Description Act 1968
Weights and Measures Act 1985
Weights and measures (packaged goods) 2006
Price marketing order 2004
Describe the Consumer Rights Act 2015
split into 3 parts:
- consumer contracts for goods and services This means that businesses must supply high-quality goods and services to consumers
- Unfair term
- Miscellaneous and general adjustments: amendment of the weights and measures regulations, improved consumer measures and other enforcement. Investigatory powers.
Requirements: customers must report a fault during a given time after purchasing a product to be able to claim compensation.