How likely customers are to give a company a chance to correct its mistake through customer service. View in browser
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John,

Customer service is seen as a cost center by many companies. Call times are meticulously tracked.

However, customer service is really a huge privilege for a company. Right now, there are customers alienated by your brand who you don’t know about.

But the customers who actually contact your company are giving it a second chance to keep them as a customer, so it’s important to understand how likely customers are to let your brand fix its mistakes.

Read on to see the data, along with analysis and commentary from MarketingSherpa; Eugenia Buggs, VP, Global Marketing, Identity and Digital Protection Services Global Unit, Generali Global Assistance; and Joseph Grusman, Sr. Director of Marketing, Zappos.

Daniel Burstein
Senior Director, Content
MarketingSherpa

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