Contact Center
10 Tips for Balancing Self-Service, Hands-On Customer Care Support
Consumers are getting better at navigating ecommerce on their own. But not every feature of customer care can or should be automated, leaving merchants to figure out where to lend hands-on support, and what to make self-service. An expert panel at Ecommerce Operations Summit 2019 provided 10 tips to help you navigate this issue.
One Click Infuses Its Core Values and Brand Mission in Customer Care
Indianapolis-based eyewear company One Click runs its entire business, particularly its customer care center, by implementing core values and spreading its brand mission. Angie Stocklin, Co-founder and COO, recently shared how the company hires and trains new contact center agents at Ecommerce Operations Summit 2019.
How AI, Automation Help Manage Holiday Season Social Media Volume Spikes
The holiday season is officially here and contact center managers around the world are prepared for the busiest time in retail. Traditionally, much of this preparation has focused around staffing up to manage peak volume, strategizing to hit KPIs, hardening websites and IT infrastructure and optimizing inventory and fulfillment. Here is how several technologies like AI can be leveraged in social customer and engagement strategy to create efficiencies that make your agents and operations more productive by increasing response rates and response times.
Hacking Productivity Across a Dispersed Ecommerce Team
Ecommerce customers expect 24×7 service across email, chat, call, and social media. Online shopping today means your customers can be anywhere and reach out to you at any time with questions about a purchase, shipping or credit card issues. Here are a few tips that will help keep communication open between the customer and retailer.
