Going The Extra 5,280 FeetIf you do the math, 5,280 feet equals a mile. In customer service, going the extra mile can take shape in a variety of different ways. It could be as simple as sending a “Happy Birthday” message to a key client or putting in extra hours to make sure customer projects meet deadlines.
Here are my Top 5 Reasons for going the extra mile:
In addition, a successful customer service culture starts from the top. Upper level management must be committed to providing the best overall customer experience. Having consistent customer service goals will help your organization’s implementation and success. Customer service should be viewed as an organizational or agency offering, alongside your products and services. It should not be overlooked because when applied correctly, it can lead to longstanding positive relationships and customer loyalty. What steps do you take in your approach to customer service? How do you go the extra mile to exceed the needs of your customers? What’s the most extreme example of how you have gone the extra mile for your customers? |
please take our surveyrecent press releases3D Exhibits Urges Exhibitors to “Evolve—In Unexpected Ways”Tag Line Unveiled at EXHIBITOR Reiterates Commitment On Behalf of Clients
April 8, 2011— Elk Grove Village, IL— The evolution commenced at 11:45 a.m. on Monday, March 28 at EXHIBITOR2011 when 3D Exhibits unveiled its new tag line “in unexpected ways.” A continuation of the company’s 2010 evolve theme—“in unexpected ways” communicates 3D Exhibits’ commitment to delivering innovative and unprecedented solutions that make its clients stronger, smarter and better positioned to succeed in the marketplace. 3D Exhibits Continues to Evolve at EXHIBITOR2011Tag Line to Be Unveiled at Booth Opening, Two Contests Demonstrate Technology Applications
March 22, 2011 — Elk Grove Village, IL — The evolution continues at EXHIBITOR2011. Visit exhibit and event design, fabrication and management agency, 3D Exhibits, to learn how 3D Exhibits can help you solve complex problems, involve your audience, and resolve challenges. And expect to be surprised… “Our program demonstrates that you don’t have to have a traditional exhibit or program to succeed,” says Nicole Genarella, v.p. of marketing, 3D Exhibits. |

