Customer service: come lo dici e’ altrettanto importante di cosa dici
Ecco un esempio di email da parte di un retailer che mi rendera’ un consumatore piu’ fedele:
Hey Matteo,
We’re just checking in to see if you received your order (Reasons to Live : Stories by Neil Swaab: Rehabilitating Mr. Wiggles (Attitude Featuring) (Attitude) Fight Club: A Novel Tumble Home: A Novella and Short Stories) from Better World Books. If your order hasn’t blessed your mailbox just yet, heads are gonna roll in the Mishawaka warehouse! Seriously though, if you haven’t received your order or are less than 108.8% satisfied, please reply to this message. Let us know what we can do to flabbergast you with service.
Before you resume watching cats playing piano (or books discussing their love lives) on Youtube, we’d really appreciate your help with something. We have one question that we’d like to ask: “Would you recommend us to a friend?” It will take less than one minute, we promise. Please click here for the survey.
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Humbly Yours,
Indaba (our super-cool email robot)
email: help@betterworld.com
Order Number: 8129080
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4 novembre 2008 @ 21:27
bellissima!
13 novembre 2008 @ 22:14
Della serie: il cliente ha sempre ragione!
20 novembre 2008 @ 17:33
Ecco, mi è arrivata tempò fà una e-mail praticamente identica, cambiava solo il nome :-)