
"How to Be a
Customer Service Champion?"
Retail
Customer Service Fundamentals-2nd Edition
You get Dozens of Success Tips and Time Tested, Proven Ideas to help you succeed
in retail.
Dear Customer Service Associate:
You may not know a lot about DMSRetail.
But you are here, reading this letter, so I think I know something important
about you.
I think that you want to do a really good job and make an honest living. I think
you want to be proud of the service you provide to your customers and that you
want to provide value to your employer. What’s more, you would probably like to
earn a decent income while doing your job.
In short, you want job satisfaction. But for a variety of reasons, you haven't
quite been able to figure out exactly what to do to get that.
Or, maybe you’re doing ok in your retail customer service position, but you know
you can be better; you're not at the level you think you should be and that
bothers you.
And that's where DMSRetail can help.
My name is John Callaghan and I'm a customer service expert. I am the main
contributor to the Success Guide – Retail Customer Service Fundamentals – 2nd
Edition.
I have spent many years in retail and, in the beginning, I was where you are
now: dreaming about being totally competent and well known for the way I manage
to convert shoppers into paying customers and earn big bonuses while I was doing
it. I also wanted recognition from peers and superiors and I wanted to move up
in my career.
Today things are quite different.
I am a ‘go-to’ guy when it comes to customer service. I have extensive
experience and I can convert customers at an astounding rate. I am considered to
be very successful at what I do and I earn very good money.
Now, I want to show you how to overcome the barriers that are keeping you from
reaching your potential.
In addition to my own experience, I talk to new customer service associates
every day who ask me what they can do to become experts in their field and
finally start making some serious money; how can they get recruiters running
after them.
And I've discovered a lot of common problems that side-tracked these
aspiring retailers from achieving their goal of earning a handsome income in
retail.
You'll find these problems - and proven solutions to each - in Retail Customer
Service Fundamentals – 2nd Edition.
Here is what you'll discover:
Two perfect statements to make to a prospective employer which will win you the
job hands down. Or, if you already have the job, these statements will make it
obvious to anyone that you ‘get it’ with regard to customer service and you’ll
move up fast. Page 7.
The 3 really simple and common things you have to be really, really good at to
make sure you stand out from the crowd. Page 30.
The one simple move you can learn to make which ensures you will never fail to
greet your customer – no matter what you are doing. Page 11.
How to start building instant rapport with your customers in a comfortable,
non-threatening way. Page 14.
7 things that you cannot say or do if you expect customers to respond favorably
to you. Page 34.
7 rules of proper conduct to make sure you not only keep your job, but set a
shining example for those around you. Page 29.
5 ways to spot team shoplifting in action. Page 27.
How to be a customer service fanatic. Page 48.
The important connection between customer satisfaction and your work ethic. Page
7.
How to use ‘sales talk’ to your best advantage. Page 44.
The clear difference between sales orientation and task orientation. Page 43.
Avoiding the cookie cutter approach to customers. Page 38.
13 tips on how to make sure you present a great image to your customers. Page
32.
5 things to do when you encounter a suspected shoplifter. Page 27.
3 statements that will help your customer out of an embarrassing situation. Page
21.
Tips
on how to handle telephone calls like an expert. Page 24.
11 must do’s when it comes to store maintenance standards. Page 26.
The 6 steps of the sales process, fully explained. Page 13.
Explanations and examples of open ended questions. Page 14.
4 examples of closing statements. Page 17.
When to stop trying to overcome the customers’ objections, and why. Page 16.
The 7 basics of a positive shopping experience. Page 9.
10 ways that you can personally impact the positive shopping experience. Page
10.
2 amazing facts about customer complaints. Page 22.
Learn the golden rule of Customer Service and when it does not apply.
Page 7.
Success tip for learning the basics of the sales process in a comfortable, no
anxiety way. Page 17.
6 ways to become an expert in handling multiple customers at the same time. Page
19.
The 3 main ways to show customers that you value their time. Page 20.
2 things that must be done, at the check-out, to ensure that you leave a great
lasting impression. Page 22.
Learn
how to know the difference between shoppers who are customers and shoppers who
are not. Page 8
And so much more....