Satisfying your customers?
With so little to choose between rival products, with critical scrutiny from the Press, and with customer loyalty so low, how do you stand out from the crowd? An outstanding experience and service quality can make all the difference.
1. Expectations
You've conducted exhaustive surveys, listened interminably to customers and responded to what they\'ve said. Surely you have a right to expect:
- More glowing customer letters
- Friendly treatment from the Press
- Enthusiastic staff More growth in your business
2. Typical issues
In reality, you may find:
- Compliance rules get in the way of a good experience and service quality
- The system drives the experience
- Customers get bored with questions, irritated with delays and suspicious of forms
3. How we help
- Branch choreography review
- Choreographing the customer experience
- Managing sales and service
- Streamlining sales
- Training for change
Feature Case Study: Halifax
Challenge: Help a branch network that feared it was becoming the nicest organisation not to do business with, to improve life for its customers and recapture critical mortgage share.
Solution: Devise an award-winning Customer Focus Programme that encouraged more customer-oriented activities, improved sales coaching skills, and engaged managers in delivering "just-in-time" training.
Result: Sales of mortgages, current accounts and personal loans achieved record levels. Measured customer-satisfaction levels increased at the same time.
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The extra load of compliance costs looked in - escapable. The figures for opening new current accounts, were very worrying:
