1.4.5 Effective on-time delivery and customer satisfaction

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1.4.5 Effective on-time delivery and customer satisfaction On his birthday, a husband and wife visit a store together. She goes off on her own to the home furnishings department. She tells her husband that she will meet up with him in 30 minutes. When she arrives back she can’t find him anywhere. The Store Manager, seeing her slightly flustered demeanour, approaches her. “Madam”, he says, “You’re husband has been shot”. She turns and stares. “Not only that” says the Store Manager, “He has also been held under water for over five minutes!” Before she can open her mouth to say anything the Store Manager continues. “And that was before he was found hung”. The woman laughed and left the store ten minutes later. “Thank you for such fantastic customer service” she said to the Store Manager. “I’ll definitely be back again”. Why was the woman so pleased? Her birthday gift to the husband was a photograph. Whilst she went shopping for a picture frame the husband had his photo taken (shot), developed (in water) and finally dried (hung out). All of this in just over 30 minutes. Excellent customer service! 1.4.5 Effective on-time delivery and customer satisfaction 1.4.5 Customer satisfaction

Importance of Customer Service Customer service is the meeting of customer expectations before, during and after purchasing a good or service For a small business it is essential to have good customer service in order to Distinguish the product from the competition Obtain repeat custom Gain a good reputation Fonejacker | Booking a Table | E4 Customer service in the restaurant industry 1.4.5 Customer satisfaction

Importance of Customer Service It is important to provide good customer service in a number of areas: Accuracy and Reliability Product information After sales service Can you think of two examples of products or services where each of the above areas of customer service are important to you? 1.4.5 Customer satisfaction

Importance of Customer Service Accuracy and Reliability Customers want a product that will meet their requirements each and every time Consistent quality will earn customer loyalty and repeat custom Customers expect predictability when buying a product – does the good or service meet expectations? Delivery of the product should be on time 1.4.5 Customer satisfaction

Importance of Customer Service Product information To obtain the full benefit of a product the customer needs to know how it works Expert knowledge of how a product works will allow the firm to inform customer needs when making a sale Good customer service based on product information can make the difference between making and losing a sale GRAMMOPHONE - Rowan Atkinson - Not The Nine o'Clock News How can a firm ensure staff are both knowledgeable and able to provide customers with the service level required? 1.4.5 Customer satisfaction

Importance of Customer Service After sales service Many products require an ongoing service including responding to any complaints A good website, online helpdesk and a reliable repair/support team can provide this This will increase the likelihood of repeat custom for new products aimed at a loyal customer base Recommendation will also be key for small firms to increase their customer base Guarantee Warranty Returns policy Can you identify these forms of after sales service? Eager Tuna (1 word) Yam Wart ( 1 word) Princely Tours (2 words) 1.4.5 Customer satisfaction

Service with a smile The Nasty Tourist A group of Americans were touring Ireland. One of the women in the group was a real dragon, constantly complaining. The bus seats are uncomfortable. It's too hot. It's too cold. The food is terrible. The accommodation is awful. The group arrived at the site of the famous Blarney Stone. "Good luck will be followin' ya all your days, if you kiss the Blarney Stone," the guide said. "Unfortunately, it's being cleaned today so no one will be able to kiss it. Perhaps we can come back tomorrow." "We won't be here tomorrow," the nasty woman shouted. "We have some other boring tour to go on. So I guess we can't kiss the stupid stone." "Well now", the guide said, "It is said that if you kiss someone who has kissed the stone, you'll have the same good fortune." "And I suppose you've kissed the stone," the woman scoffed. "No Ma'am," the frustrated guide said, "but I've sat on it." 1.4.5 Customer satisfaction

Customer Service Tracey runs an independent travel agents, that prides itself on excellent customer service. She offers tailor made trips to cities across Europe. She spends time with each potential customers helping them plan the perfect itinerary to meet their needs. The service offered includes everything from planning the trip, booking hotels, flights and excursions and even offers to pick them up by taxi from home and drop them at the airport. Question time What is meant by the term ‘customer service’? Explain 1 reason why product information will be important for Tracey’s customers. Explain 1 way Tracey could offer a good after sales service. Explain 2 benefits to Tracey of offering excellent customer service. 1.4.5 Customer satisfaction

Customer Satisfaction and repeat custom Customer satisfaction can be measured by whether the product has met or surpassed customer expectations A happy customer is a good source of advertising, especially in a local market, where recommendations can create trade It is easier and cheaper to sell to existing or repeat customers 1.4.5 Customer satisfaction

MULTIPLE CHOICE 1. Which one of the following is an area that a start-up business should provide customer service in? □ A Pricing □ B After sales service □ C Legal requirements □ D Primary research 2. Not delivering on time might affect a business in which one of the following ways? □ A Happy customers □ B Loss of reputation □ C Increased sales revenue □ D Poor market research 1. B 2. B 1.4.5 Customer satisfaction 10