Terminology
Customers-Sect 1
Dealing with Customers
Complaints and Resolutions
Feedback and Improvement
100
Referred to as CRM

What is Customer Relationship Management

100

Service, Price, Quality, Action and Appreciation

What are the five needs of a customer?

100

The process of engaging customers to discover their requirements for products or services using specific tools such as a use case or functions.

What is a customer needs analysis?

100

These customers know the procedure for complaining and typically know how to resolve conflicts in a timely manner.

What are reasonable customers?

100

Focus groups, one on one interviews, surveys, suggestion boxes, online reviews.

What are some ways to receive/get customer feedback?

200

Referred to as BNA

What is Business Needs Analysis

200

What a customer will demand or believe they are entitled to.

What are customer wants?

200

Customers that don't directly contribute the revenue of a company by purchasing a product or service but add value to the organization so the business can run effectively.

What are internal customers?

200

They can be neutral, emotional or angry depending on their problem. 

What are three emotional states of a difficult customer?

200

Questions on a survey that already provide possible answers for the question, which makes it easier for the customer to answer and for the surveyor to quantify the responses.

What are structured questions (on a survey)?

300

Referred to as KPI

What is Key Performance Indicator

300

Asking questions, paraphrasing, giving eye-contact and using verbal prompts such as 'I see' or 'okay'.

What are processes/components of active listening?

300

These customers are typically responsible for more than 80% of your businesses' sales and act as ambassadors for your company.

What are loyal customers?

300

Total of dissatisfied customers X the price of the product

What is total lost revenue? 

300

The assumption of customer knowledge

Leading or directed questions

Multi-level or compound questions

ambiguous or confusing questions

What are some problems surveys may have?

400

Referred to as LTV

What is Lifetime Value (sometimes Customer Lifetime value)
400

Reference groups, attributes, lifestyle, culture, motives, hobbies that are used to segment a customer population

What are psychographics?

400

These customers don't always have a particular need or desire in mind when they enter a store. Rather, they want a feeling or experience and/or belonging.

What are browsing customers?

400

You could deploy new technology, open up new channels of communication for customer feedback, decrease call hold times or empower your staff to give refunds.

What some steps you could take to avoid customer complaints?

400

To clarify what steps must be taken in order to achieve a specific goal. This includes what resources are required, a timeline for when specific tasks need to be completed and a method or outcome of how to measure success.

What is the purpose of an action plan?

500

Referred to as CLV

What is Customer Lifetime Value

500

Having the knowledge of what benefits the product will provide is this type of product knowledge.

What is core product knowledge?

500

These customers typically want help to resolve what is frustrating them; choices to solve the problems they have; acknowledgement that their problem is important.

What does a difficult/complaining customer want?

500

Accept, avoid, control or spread it.

What are four options we could use to deal with risk?

500

1. To ensure that the implementation continues until the completion of the plan.

2. To evaluate the effectiveness of the plan to meet the goals it was trying to achieve

3. Find any possible improvements that could be achieved if a similar action plan is needed.

What are the goals of the follow-up to the action plan?

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