2012 e!e! take a way template

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IAEE’s Annual Meeting Take-A-Way Topic: Beyond the Barriers of ‘Good’ Customer Service - Unleashing an Untapped Resource Date: December 6 th , 2012 Time: 11 am Presenter(s) Information: Nick Samain, Group Show Manager, SME Canada Identify all value add engagement programs that support your event throughout the cycle communicate! Old is new? Use the telephone! Direct mail opportunities make it personal and use this opportunity to make them feel special Balanced messaging and avoiding direct sales Make every message an opportunity for further engagement by your customer on their time Eliminate any ‘one-way’ conversations and add engagement opportunity to every type of communication. Make the most of any communication deliberately! Create the ‘myth’ and remove fear: your customer service can do anything (and will) to win absolute satisfaction of your clients. (Ferrari) Ever increasing expectations recognize this now and turn it into a competitive edge Focus on the ‘how’ of customer service is crucial to achieving client satisfaction – however don’t ignore the ‘where’ and to ‘who’ it is being applied Consider ‘offence’ vs. ‘defense’ when it comes in inbound and outbound touches with your clients. What is a healthy mix for your org? You have great value-add programs already, use your customer service to help these reach new clients and drive business For more information, Contact: Nick Samain Visit: www.smecanada.ca Email: [email protected] Follow Me: @SMECANADA Phone: 647-968-1681

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IAEE’s Annual Meeting Take-A-Way

Topic: Beyond the Barriers of ‘Good’ Customer Service - Unleashing an Untapped Resource

Date: December 6th, 2012 Time: 11 am Presenter(s) Information: Nick Samain, Group Show Manager, SME Canada

• Identify all value add engagement programs that support your event throughout the cycle – communicate!

• Old is new? Use the telephone!

• Direct mail opportunities – make it personal and use this opportunity to make them feel special

• Balanced messaging and avoiding direct sales

• Make every message an opportunity for further engagement by your customer – on their time

• Eliminate any ‘one-way’ conversations and add engagement opportunity to every type of communication. Make the most of any communication deliberately!

• Create the ‘myth’ and remove fear: your customer service can do anything (and will) to win absolute satisfaction of your clients. (Ferrari)

• Ever increasing expectations – recognize this now and turn it into a competitive edge

• Focus on the ‘how’ of customer service is crucial to achieving client satisfaction – however don’t ignore the ‘where’ and to ‘who’ it is being applied

• Consider ‘offence’ vs. ‘defense’ when it comes in inbound and outbound touches with your clients. What is a healthy mix for your org?

• You have great value-add programs already, use your customer service to help these reach new clients and drive business

For more information,

Contact: Nick Samain

Visit: www.smecanada.ca

Email: [email protected]

Follow Me: @SMECANADA

Phone: 647-968-1681