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Make sure your team has the right tools
While it's certainly possible to run your entire support operation using a shared Gmail or Outlook mailbox, it's not always the best way to set your team up for success. Dedicated customer service software is often a better choice for enabling your team to deliver excellent support.
Offer self-service support options
Sometimes, delivering excellent customer support means making it easy for customers to help themselves. In fact, 81% of consumers attempt to resolve issues on their own before reaching out to customer support, and 71% want the ability to solve most issues on their own.
Hire for key support skills
Some of the most important skills for support professionals are patience, attentiveness, the ability to communicate clearly, a willingness to learn, and empathy. Your team needs to be composed of people who want to learn everything there is to know about your product because they genuinely want to help your customers succeed. They must be willing to dig in to troubleshoot issues, solve problems outside of their domain, and actively listen to customers to determine what they really need.
Give your team authority to use their skills
Having to check with management to solve all but the most basic requests will disempower even the most competent agents. In addition to being skilled enough to answer complex questions, they must also be empowered to solve requests on their own.
Foster effective problem solving
The call center customer service teams of the late 20th century were held to operational metrics tied to cost-cutting, such as first response times and call resolution times. But providing excellent customer support means focusing more on holistic metrics that are tied to company-wide goals, such as customer satisfaction and NPS.
Make it easy for customers to get support
If you search Google for "(company) customer support," in most cases Google populates a featured snippet containing the contact information for that company. google featured snippet showing customer service phone number There's a reason for that: Some companies bury their contact information to make it difficult for customers to get in touch when they have problems. Don't make your customers turn to Google to find out how they can get in touch with your support team. Make it easy for them by displaying your contact information in logical places on your website. Also, consider meeting them where they are by offering live chat support within your product or accepting support requests over social media.
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