Loyal For Life

Half Day or One Day Seminar

Every organization makes mistakes, blows it, or has customer misunderstandings. Service recovery can turn angry customers into customers who will be Logal for Life, all in just 60 seconds or less.

When a customer has a problem, you must act quickly, take responsibility, be empowered, and compensate the customer. Do that and you will have a customer who will be loyal for life.
— John Tschohl

Book John For Your Next Event

SERVICE STRATEGY

  • World Class Service Leaders
  • Building Market Dominance
  • Nine Critical Steps to Superior Service

CREATING A SERVICE CULTURE

  • Principles of Service Role Models
  • Proven Financial Performance
  • Service Leaders Metro Bank UK, Amazon, Southwest Airlines, Costco, Redbox

COST OF NOT HANDLING PROBLEMS ON THE SPOT

  • Why Customers Often Don’t Complain
  • Why Bumping Up to a Manager is Expensive
  • Customer Defections are Expensive
  • Social Media Damage

WHAT IS SERVICE RECOVERY

  • Overcoming Mistakes, Screw-ups, and Problems
  • A Service Strategy
  • Separates the Pros from the Amateurs

HOW TO GO FROM HELL TO HEAVEN IN 60 SECONDS OR LESS

  • Service Recovery Steps that Work
  • Empowered Employees
  • Techniques Critical to Your Success

EMPOWERMENT: A WAY OF LIFE

  • Why Empowerment Works
  • Bending the Rules
  • Celebrating Empowered Decisions

SPEED: DO IT FAST, DO IT NOW & DO IT RIGHT

  • Eliminating Barriers to Speed
  • Keep Promises and Over Deliver
  • Creating a Speed Mindset

WHY EMPLOYEES DON’T WANT EMPOWERMENT

  • Too Risky
  • Self Image Problems
  • Lack of Training

THE STEPS TO SERVICE RECOVERY

  • Act Quickly
  • Take Responsibility
  • Be Empowered
  • Compensate

ARE CUSTOMERS ALWAYS RIGHT?

  • Cost of Being Wrong
  • What Percentage of Customers Rip You Off
  • Secrets of Target, Home Depot, Wal-Mart, and Costco

THE POWER OF WORD-OF-MOUTH ADVERTISING

  • Wowing the Customer
  • Why Amazon Went From $511,000 to $74 Billion!
  • Value of Word Of Mouth vs. Paid Advertising

SERVICE LEADERS

  • Focus on Keeping Customers
  • Value Customers and Employees
  • Principles, Values, and Strategies

CREATING FORMAL SERVICE RECOVERY PROCEDURES

  • Compensation that Works
  • Formalizing Models that Work For Your Organization