What exactly does real customer loyalty look like? We asked CX practitioners and experts for their best tips for building customer loyalty.

Most careers come with extra responsibilities, beyond what was outlined in the job description, especially in a fast paced field like customer relationship management

For enterprise companies with hundreds of employees and dozens of departments, you often need to go outside of your customer service team to answer a question

You’ve done the work of building a strong team of great agents. Now, empower them to provide the best customer service they’re capable of.

Every business has specific needs that can’t be solved with a one-size-fits-all solution - consider utilizing a customer service BPO

While the meaning of the terms “customer service” and “customer support” may have become muddled, it is still important to differentiate the two

Artificial intelligence will upend how customer service teams work in ways that will have far-reaching ramifications for companies across the globe.

No matter how much time you spend delivering good customer service, it’s important to remember you can’t please everyone every time. The key is to learn how to make the best of a difficult customer interaction and resolve the issue in a manner that satisfies everyone

Carl McDowell is a Tier 2 Technical Support Engineer at Zendesk in Melbourne. In this interview, he talks about life as a Talk Product Champion.

Although 49% of customers didn’t consider any of the listed options as too casual, 35% felt that emoticons were too informal for customer support. Similarly, 26% said

Ken Blanchard coined the term “raving fan” to describe a customer who is so overwhelmed and floored by the customer service they’ve received that they can’t stop telling everyone about it. Without going into a book analysis, the problem is clear: there can be two types of raving fans.

With the help of Dimensional Research, we conducted a study to understand the value of good customer service. The results back up what we’ve been saying for a long time: providing great customer service can pay dividends that are far-reaching and long-lasting

Most, if not all, companies understand the need for providing customer service. But if pressed, those whose job and skills don’t directly relate to support might not know their company’s customer service objectives

With Unbabel for Zendesk, and with help from artificial intelligence, language will no longer be an insurmountable obstacle for customer support agents

Support looks different from company to company. We asked a few agents on the front lines of our Tier 1 support for insights into guiding and empowering customers.

If you’re wondering what’s next in the evolution of customer service technology, look no further than the closest chat window

With DIY on the rise, customers will greet a well-designed FAQ page as a useful tool—and a welcome relief.

When companies succeed at putting customers first, customers are more likely to advocate for and stay with a company longer. A customer-centric company’s good reputation is likely to bring in new shoppers because consumers are more willing to purchase from a company they believe will treat them well and personalize their experiences

Adopting new software can be complex, time-consuming, and if you’re not careful, a total nightmare. So why switch solutions? Because according to a recent study by Forrester, if the switch is to Zendesk, it’s worth it

Most customers would rather help themselves than reach out to an agent. In order to deliver the support experience customers want, companies are expanding their online self-service capabilities

What if the industry’s definition of what comprises top-notch customer service varies from what customers really value?

Social media is no longer just a tool for stalking your middle school crush or sharing pictures of your dog. With companies and brands active across multiple platforms, the functionality of social media is constantly evolving and it can be hard to keep up

It’s a scenario that’s all too familiar: having spent some time researching a product online, Jane is ready to make a purchase. She starts to check out and scans the shipping options. Will it arrive when she needs it to with regular shipping or should she pay to have it expedited

There are many metrics that can help a business understand how well it’s doing in providing its customers with great service. These metrics are invaluable for determining a company’s customer service health, but they don’t always provide subjective context for an individual’s thoughts on excellent customer service