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Attracting and Retaining Customers

People buy people, yet we live in an increasingly competitive and immediate world where information, comparison and competitors are just a click away. All the more important, then, that our sales and customer services teams optimise the one sustainable advantage they have – their ability to build meaningful and influential customer relationships.

Would your clients describe your customer service as outstanding?

The challenges

Customer-facing staff need a raft of different skills to engage with their clients, whether that be members of the public or people at all levels within other organisations. Do your people understand themselves, their strengths and their challenges? Can they adapt to their audience? Are they able to learn from each other? Can they spot opportunities to make a difference?

Our approach

All our customer service and sales learning programmes kick off with an introduction to the Insights Discovery model and profiles. This lays the groundwork – understanding yourself and others better, providing a shared language for an appreciation of behavioural differences – for further improvements.

Depending on need, time and budget, a programme of 1:1 coaching and team workshops – including any of these areas of delivery– will be proposed.

Follow-up & ROI

Follow-up and follow-through are important factors to ensure the learning sticks and makes a tangible difference. We’ll be with you every step of the way and provide a raft of resources and exercises to support you in keeping the learning alive.

We know the importance of measuring return on investment. We agree with you upfront how we measure it and check in regularly to ensure we’re on track.

Take your teams to new heights

We’d love to see how we can help you reach your goals, get in touch with our friendly team today and create change.

Make it happen

Case studies

Ashwoods Automotive aligns team to vision & strategy

Ashwoods had grown quickly. In one year, their turnover was up 75% and they had launched two new products. The pace of change had caused its own problems – little sense of unity at the top, a lack of clarity around individual performance and expectations, a silo mentality between departments and little effective communication top-down, bottom-up or team to team.

workplace changing environment

Individual

Customer-facing staff more aware of their own strengths and of customers’ needs, and more able and confident in bridging the gap

Team

A more balanced and focused sales and customer service team who work collaboratively to understand and exceed customers’ expectations and beat sales and retention targets.

Organisation

With improved sales and customer service performance, these skills will permeate throughout the organisation as it becomes understood all staff are sales people and everyone is also a customer!

Selling & Customer Care Related Areas of Delivery

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