Guide
Businesses are competing on customer experience
Factors like price and speed matter — but the companies that win are centering people in their strategy. That’s where this guide comes in.
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Humanizing your customer service is a sure-fire competitive differentiator
Consistently providing a personalized experience is easier said than done, which is why most companies avoid it. The businesses that embrace and commit to human-centered customer service are the ones that stand out.
What we’ll cover
The data is clear: Investing in personal, real-life relationships with your customers is a winning strategy. So why do so many businesses find it so difficult?
Automation is best embraced not as a replacement for personalized customer service, but as a powerful extension of it.
Centering human relationships means taking a hard look at who your customer service is for, and what those people are trying to do.
As commerce becomes increasingly digitized, it’s easy to forget that customers are real people — not ticket numbers.
Too often, customer service automation leads to the exact opposite of a personalized experience. Here’s how to use automation to enhance customer relationships rather than compromise them.
Human-centered companies use automation to free up their most valuable resource — their team — to focus on meaningful, person-to-person interactions with customers.
