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Mindy Postoff - Improving Customer Interactions

WooConf
April 07, 2016

Mindy Postoff - Improving Customer Interactions

Mindy Postoff is a WooCommerce Support Ninja at Automattic. She finds working in technical support extremely fulfilling, as it satisfies her fierce drive to help people, while also throwing in healthy levels of geekiness. Her superpower is being able to combine equal parts empathy with problem-solving skills.

Improving Customer Interactions

Everyone that will be at WooConf, from store owners to developers and from designers to support reps, can benefit from having better, more meaningful interactions with their customers. I will give examples of real-life scenarios of how we can improve customer interaction. This includes (but is not limited to) customer service tips for developers, how store owners can ask the best questions on a customer survey, and how support agents can use validation when dealing with angry customers. We believe that by improving customer interactions, it will lead to a more successful business. Customers will feel more listened to, which will instill trust and increase loyalty to your company.

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April 07, 2016
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  1. Everyone wants to be heard. Everyone needs to listen. @WooMindy

    • Store Owner • Developer • Designer • Support Rep
  2. Avoid asking ineffective questions. @WooMindy Options that aren’t mutually exclusive

    What hobbies do you like? a) Scrapbooking b) Playing Hockey c) Cooking d) Reading e) Other
  3. Avoid asking ineffective questions. @WooMindy Unbalanced scale Please rate your

    experience of your last visit: Fair Good Very Good Excellent
  4. Benefits of an Ideas Board: @WooMindy • Acknowledgement of customer

    suggestions • Helps to validate and prioritize features
  5. Validate @WooMindy Recognize or affirm the validity or worth of

    (a person or their feelings or opinions); cause (a person) to feel valued or worthwhile. ˈvaləˌdāt