The Final Post & Win A Kindle Fire

Win a Free Kindle Fire

As many of you know, we will be launching our new blog at the beginning of March customersthatstick.com. Like all good things, this Customer Service Experience blog must come to an end. Today’s post is the final one that will be published on IntenseFence.com. It’s been fun here at IntenseFence, but this move has been [...]

Monthly Mash: Customer Experience Tools and Customers That Stick

Customers That Stick

Volume 4: January 2012 Mashup Welcome to the Monthly Mash, a mashup of tools, tales and tips on customer service and the customer experience from around the blogosphere.   Customer Experience Resource: Customers That Stick, A Q&A   What is Customers That Stick? CTS is our new website dedicated to customer service and the customer [...]

Why Your Awful Customer Service Sucks For Me

Awful Customer Service | Jigsaw from Saw

Dear Fellow Business Owner / Manager, Let’s face it — your service sucks. Bad. Now, I’ll be the first to admit my service sucks on occasion too. But in my defense, my sins are unintentional. I am trying to do the right thing, and I either dropped the ball or hired the wrong ball carrier. [...]

Bank Convenience: Are You Being Held Hostage To Bad Service?

Bank Convenience, Piggy Bank with Handcuffs

Chances are you have an account with a big bank. No, really. There is almost a 1 in 2 chance that you have an account with a Top 10 bank and a 1 in 3 chance that you have an account with one of the Top 3 largest banks. So, there’s a pretty good chance [...]

Customer (Dis)Service: Inside the CNBC Documentary

Customer (Dis)Service CNBC Documentary

On Thursday, January 5th, CNBC aired a documentary entitled Customer (Dis)Service. I had hoped to blog about the documentary as it ran, but alas, the hotel I was staying in did not carry CNBC. Fortunately, inbound marketing consultant Ken Mueller gave me a real-time play by play of the show. He also did a brief [...]

5 Examples of Customer Service Skills You Can’t Ignore

Examples of Customer Service Skills

Any list of examples of customer service skills is bound to be incomplete. Customer service and customer experience management incorporate operational, technological, and interpersonal skills that are as diverse as they are numerous. However, identifying and developing core customer service skills — in hiring, in promotion, in restructuring — can be an incredible source of [...]

Monthly Mash: Customer Experience Tools and Epic CustServ Fail

Through The Past Darkly Album Cover

Volume 3: December 2011 Mashup Welcome to the Monthly Mash, a mashup of tools, tales and tips on customer service and the customer experience from around the blogosphere.   The Month in Customer Service Blogging A collection of the best posts about customer service and the customer experience I read this past month. The Problem [...]

How This Blog Will Change in 2012

Happy New Year

Instead of a roundup looking back at the past year, I thought I would take a look forward in this final day of 2011. This blog will be changing a good bit in the coming year, and I wanted to talk briefly about the new direction.   Name Change and Redesign The name of blog [...]

Why Average Customer Service is the Norm — And Always Will Be

Average Customer Service | Dodgeball Pic

The original title of this post was Is Bad Customer Service the Norm? It is a catchy title — better than my current one — however, there is only one problem with it: It isn’t true. My original inspiration for the piece came from a January blog post by Harley Manning over at Forrester summarizing the [...]

Monthly Mash: Customer Experience Tools and The HootSuite Owl

Picture of Snow Owl | HootSuite Owl Representation

Volume 2: November 2011 Mashup Welcome to the Monthly Mash, a mashup of tools, tales and tips on customer service and the customer experience from around the blogosphere.   Customer Experience Resource: “Hootie” The HootSuite Owl This month’s spotlight is on HootSuite, a social media management dashboard, who has affectionately been renamed Hootie in my [...]

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