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A customer service representative (CSR) picks up the phone. How this conversation is conducted will fundamentally alter the customer's relationship with your company. It will create a lasting impression, the moment when you can deliver an experience that either increases customer loyalty or drives the customer to defect.


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For years, customer service departments have suffered from the pull of opposing directives of improving level of service while simultaneously cutting costs. Contact centers created and implemented systems designed to facilitate private, one-to-one engagement with individual customers. During this time, demonstrating positive ROI has remained a constant challenge. Social media presents the opportunity to delight customers by resolving their issues on the channels of their choice, while significantly reducing the cost of each interaction. In fact, Gartner, the analyst firm, has found that social agents are able to handle 4-8x the number of issues per hour than a phone agent.

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