The most dimpliest way is ....................ask
You need not ask there and then but could you follow up by letter, email phone call. Ask if there were happy with the service, was there anything they felt was good or not so good - what do they see would improve - push the "we listen to customer" angles and it helps
At the time what was the body language, were they happy, smiling, left with a "see you again attitude?"
Tell them about your problem. Tell them what they can do to make you a satisfied customer. If you want money back, tell them. If you want them to give you the meal for free, tell them.
Hopefully, a satisfied customer will be a repeat customer, generating future sales and profits. Also, to maintain a good reputation, you do not want dissatisfied customers. Statistics show that a satisfied customer will tell 1 or 2 people about their experience while a dissatisfied customer will tell 20 people about their experience. So if you want the word on the street to be 90% positive about your business, you must have 200 happy customers for every unhappy customer.
A delighted customer is a satisfied customer after doing business with your company. In turn they would be more likely to do business with you again and will hopefully tell others about their experience / recommend your business.
Listen to the complaint carefully with an open mind and a totally helpful attitude. What do they want or need? Consult all available written remedies and your coworkers for advice and help for a solution. Remember this: A satisfied customer may tell two people about your good service but will tell ten people about your bad services.
Customer service is "Good" when the customer is "satisfied", and customer service is "Excellent" when the customer is "Delighted"
One way that you may have helped a customer in a difficult situation is to calm a customer who was upset. You may have also helped a customer to make up his mind about something. Or you could have helped a customer put together and outfit for a very special occasion.
Tell me about a time when you dealt with a difficult customer Describe what you did to ensure they lefy satisfied ?
Tell them about your problem. Tell them what they can do to make you a satisfied customer. If you want money back, tell them. If you want them to give you the meal for free, tell them.
tell them to go eat somewhere else
Hopefully, a satisfied customer will be a repeat customer, generating future sales and profits. Also, to maintain a good reputation, you do not want dissatisfied customers. Statistics show that a satisfied customer will tell 1 or 2 people about their experience while a dissatisfied customer will tell 20 people about their experience. So if you want the word on the street to be 90% positive about your business, you must have 200 happy customers for every unhappy customer.
A delighted customer is a satisfied customer after doing business with your company. In turn they would be more likely to do business with you again and will hopefully tell others about their experience / recommend your business.
There are many positive customer reviews for Figleaves swimwear. The customer reviews that were left for Figleaves swimwear products were very positive. They have many satisfied customers.
Keep the Customer Satisfied - album - was created on 1970-03-30.
Listen to the complaint carefully with an open mind and a totally helpful attitude. What do they want or need? Consult all available written remedies and your coworkers for advice and help for a solution. Remember this: A satisfied customer may tell two people about your good service but will tell ten people about your bad services.
not satisfied with horrace mann insurance customer service suites them not the customer
Customer service is "Good" when the customer is "satisfied", and customer service is "Excellent" when the customer is "Delighted"
Tell your orthodontist that you are not satisfied with the results, perhaps they can be left on longer. ~pawsalmighty