Commercial communication
Optimise your Customer Communication
In a world where customers expect high-quality and personalised communication, it is essential to perfect your customer communication strategy. Whether it's answering questions, solving problems or sharing important information, every interaction with your customers provides an opportunity to make a lasting impression.
In our customer communication training, we teach you how to make the most of these opportunities. From empathetic listening to efficiently handling complaints, we provide practical skills and insights to strengthen your customer relations and increase customer satisfaction.
Learning objectives:
- Develop empathetic communication skills to better understand your customers' needs.
- Learn how to effectively handle different communication channels, including phone, email and social media.
- Refine your problem-solving skills to handle complaints quickly and effectively.
Programme (by half-day):
- Day 1 (Morning): Delve into the fundamentals of customer-focused communication and discover how to make a positive first impression.
- Day Part 2 (Afternoon): Learn effective listening techniques and how to show empathy in customer interactions, handle different customer scenarios and get feedback to improve your skills.
Experiential Learning at The House of Coaching
At The House of Coaching, we believe in learning by doing. Our training courses offer practical exercises and real-life scenarios, so you can immediately apply the concepts you learn.
Are you a customer service representative, sales professional or entrepreneur looking to strengthen your customer communication? Contact us today to organise this training for you and/or your team. Find out how our training can help you build strong customer relationships and increase customer satisfaction.
Would you like to develop these 21st Century Skills in your people, team or organisation? Then get in touch and we will work out a programme together!
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6 - 12
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