Banking is already the biggest user of video of any UK industry sector, producing, collectively 5-10, or possibly more, videos every month. Ninety percent of these are used for training, on every imaginable topic – for new products, new processes, new corporate values, new starters. Literally anything new that requires a competent response.
More videos are on their way, driven by issues of the day, whether it’s internet fraud, increasing consumer complaints, over-lending and rate rises, terrorist threats, the impending merger.
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Emails are sent to potential customers to boost the business, and gain the trust of the customer by disclosing relevant information and help them to make good shopping decisions. It also enhances the relationship with a current customer, by doing repeat business with them. In simple words, the procedure of sending emails to customers is known as email marketing.
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What separates great customer service representatives from the mediocre ones? Professionalism. If you think and act like a professional, your customers—and your managers—will take you seriously and treat you that way.
Here’s how to distinguish yourself from the pack:
• Project confidence.
Inject positive words and phrases into every conversation. Customers like to hear you say “Consider it done,” “I’ll handle that immediately,” and “I’ll take care of that for you.” Eliminate the following words and phrases from your vocabulary: “But,” “Maybe,” “I’ll have to see,” “I can’t” and “I’m not sure.”
• Dress the part.
