
Meet the instructor in this customer service excellence course as he shares practical frameworks and tools for handling events, angry customers, emails, and phone calls with confidence.
Navigate the course with access to lessons, resources, and downloads; post questions in Q&A, complete open-form written exercises with feedback, and use module quizzes and bonus tips for review.
Explore why bad service happens, from long on-hold times to repeating stories, and learn to treat imperfection as a system to fix quickly, getting the ball back in play.
If you want to learn how to serve your customers better, you have to understand that there are two things that everybody needs and your role
Apply the rotation and care framework to tailor attention and care for customers based on risk and importance, using personas and quadrants to prioritize responses and relationships.
Define customer service as the perception of the service provided, a subjective measure influenced by how you respond, the medium, and perceived urgency, not just satisfaction or gifts.
Front-line customer service agents deliver personal, human service—the most important aspect of support per research. Balance fast, empathetic help with situational formality when needed.
Discover how to provide service to customers through the service framework: satisfy needs, engage, build brand voice and tone, improve skills, and manage conflicts with efficient operations.
Learn to use the service self-assessment tool to rate your performance across satisfy, engage, relationship voice, improve, conflict, and efficiency, and score yourself from zero to three.
There are many articles defining what's customer service and how to achieve excellence. Let's break it down and make it visual with the SERVICE framework.
Identify customer needs to satisfy them, map their initial emotions and frustrations when contacting support, and design responses that reduce difficulties and improve service.
Explore the customer need slope to design your service, mapping calling, emotions, frustration, answer, and results, and learn how delivering what you promise maintains satisfaction.
Map the customer journey with the customer needs slope and canvas, from initial doubts and emotions through frustrations to options, answers, relief, and results.
Define what you want from your customers by selecting metrics like satisfaction, referrals, customer health, and retention to guide interactions and reduce churn.
Identify the moment of truth by pinpointing decisive points in the customer journey through data analysis, intuition, and direct customer research.
Develop your ability to improve customer interactions and relationships by applying a decisive moments framework that crafts the perfect message for every moment—opening, acknowledgement, answer, and closure.
Let's review the basic structure of our communication with customers and how to create the perfect message for our interactions based on a practical model.
Learn to craft customer messages using a four-step framework—opening, acknowledgement, answer, and closure—balancing care, brand voice, and consistency to achieve customer excellence.
Master customer service through essential communication: nail first impressions, minimize waiting times, prioritize attention, and deliver warm, human verbal and nonverbal interactions.
Explore how channel preferences shape customer service, guided by a Microsoft report of preferred contacts. Prioritize friendly, knowledgeable representatives who solve issues quickly, using phone, email, chat, and self-service portals.
There are many customer service channels, but how can we improve our relationship with our clients? Let's cover asynchronous and synchronous communication
Master offline, synchronous communication by cultivating self-awareness, expressing empathy, and providing visual feedback. Actively ask clarifying questions and revise and formalize outcomes.
Learn a practical communication diagram based on language theory, showing how context, assumptions, and feedback shape assertive messages to customers across personas and refunds.
Define your brand voice as your consistent personality and energy, and tailor your tone to context and audience to convey the right intention across channels.
Critique of vague methods for defining brand voice and personality, and present a practical, fast, persona-based approach that can align teams within months and is already used by organizations in Brazil.
The epic puzzle, or eppic framework, defines your brand voice as energy, position, pertinence, intonation, and cue. It offers a testable method to describe energy and craft openers and cues.
Define your brand energy as a two-word, self-explanatory voice, then test and refine it across audience personas and industry contexts to improve customer interactions.
Position your brand by clearly articulating your values and voice, using plain-spoken, genuine, and dry-humored language that speaks to small businesses and cuts fluff for clarity.
Apply the emotional component to your brand positioning to shape your brand voice and energy using a spectrum of emotions, from mild to aggravated versions, and their combinations.
Learn to apply the brand voice framework by defining three energies: fantastic people, accessible authority, creative comforts, along with do's and don'ts, intonation, and conversation openers for customer service excellence.
Create and refine customer service scripts with canned responses aligned to the customer journey, enabling efficient answers and evolving them with the brand voice.
Master recipe-based customer service scripting by following four steps: opening, knowledge, answer, and closure, while aligning with brand voice and ongoing improvement.
To learn how to be charismatic and friendly in customer service, we have to be aware of what others perceive as likeable traits. We'll see those here.
Learn how top customer service agents excel with quick, effective responses, problem solving without escalation, confidence, courtesy, and empathy through a consultative, knowledge-driven approach.
Define customer service as the perception of a service delivered. Externalize it through social skills, clear communication, and genuine help to diverse customers so they trust you.
Define your skills clearly by describing observable behaviors evaluators can measure. Assess customer service skills—effective communication, courtesy, empathy, and problem solving—using clear scales and expected outcomes.
Measure skills and behaviours with the skill rule method, define performance levels, and use exercises to describe competencies, plus a downloadable canvas and a PDAF file for team use.
Discover why customers complain, focusing on bad service, lack of empathy, and misalignment of expectations, and learn how attention and perceived care shape customer perception.
Emotional intelligence in customer service has become a hot topic. Let's cover some specifics on how to apply it to our context and our routine.
Learn when to say no to customers and how to frame the response: start with a positive message, present options like upgrades or warranties, and guide action to achieve outcomes.
Master the LEAP model for customer service excellence: listen, empathize, apologize, and problem-solve to resolve issues, gather information, acknowledge feelings, and offer options.
Lay the ground for your message by actively listening, acknowledging emotions, addressing the real issue, and offering the best options to turn angry customers into satisfied ones.
Dealing with angry customers is routine to every attendant, in person or over the phone. Get to know the LAY the Ground framework to better deal with it.
Lay a solid foundation for customer interactions by listening actively, giving the benefit of the doubt, uncovering underlying needs, and offering clear options with empathetic confirmation.
Master the egyptian approach to saying no, empowering yourself, showing empathy, offering plausible justification, and presenting options to preserve customer trust.
A more efficient customer service isn't only analyzing metrics: it's ensuring the customer has no bad surprises. You can achieve this with these 3 steps.
Establish clear goals by asking what matters to you and your customers, then set specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, and time-bound targets.
Use the map of highlights to define what makes your customer service unique, listing price, convenience, delivery time, and expertise, and compare with competitors to reveal blue ocean differentiation.
Explore how to achieve consistent service by applying similarity, uniformity, and equity through rituals, choreography, standardized processes, and systems, with audits ensuring everyone follows the same rules.
Learn how choreography serves as a step-by-step procedure to standardize service delivery, manual formalization in systems, and transfer best practices across areas, boosting consistency, uniformity, and team confidence.
Analyze the anatomy of a choreography in customer service to define situations, outline context, craft key messages, and map formal steps using CRM and help desk processes.
Train your team to use a choreography canvas for consistent refunds handling, outlining situations, outcomes, and scripts through rehearsals, with automated steps and flexible guidance.
Answer these questions:
Do you struggle dealing with angry customers?
Do you customers love you?
Do your customer recommend you to their friends?
Do you feel you are always at the mercy of your customers?
You may think that it's a very hard task to get customers to actually love your company, that only big companies can achieve that you that it's simply unpractical for a business like yours, but guess what: it's not!
Customer Service Excellence can help your business thrive in many ways, like increasing sales, make your customers recommend you to others, comment and rate your company (helping your marketing team), and it ultimately make your customers even more open to your calls and to your proposals.
In this course Customer Service Excellence, you will learn not only what's an excellent customer service and learn and see new unique and amazing tools and frameworks, but also how to shape your own customer services guidelines and also how to create strategies that fit perfectly to your business and customers, so you can achieve an excellent service.
What's in it:
Ten unique downloadable tools, ready to print
There are almost 70 lessons, short and straight to the point
More than 6 hours of content: the most complete course on Udemy
It's proven to be successful: it was built upon a face-to-face course
Ten written exercises for you to reflect on your skills
Watch it whenever you want and in the order you like
10 sections covering customer services from A to Z
Support and interaction with the instructor
Lifetime acess to the content
Certificate of conclusion