Give Me Ten Minutes And I'll Explain Web Conferences

Written by John Simpson


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Conferences that have fewer people can be started at any time, whether just by opening a channel and invitingrepparttar available into it or meeting at a standard time. Some companies even employ an open channel conference between members ofrepparttar 142260 same group.

This allows cooperative response to dilemmas. Inrepparttar 142261 instance of a problem,repparttar 142262 entire group can be alerted at once in order to take action or offer advice. This availability is much likerepparttar 142263 usage of instant messaging between co-workers or others whether on-site or off.

Web conferences ensure time and cost effective methods for corporate communication without hassle. =========================================================== Find out why web conferencing can slash your companies travel and communication costs. Discover all you need to know about voip, and how to use this breakthro technology. http://www.web-conferencing-101.com/web-conferencing-solution.html

** Attn Ezine editors / Site Owners ** Feel free to reprint this article in its entirety in your ezine or on your site so long as you leave all links in place, do not modifyrepparttar 142264 content and include my resource box as listed above.

John Simpson works in software development. Some time ago he was asked to research voip and web conferencing. Now his company has slashed their comms bill and travel costs, using web conferencing technologies.


Five Secrets to Showing Your Customers You Really Care

Written by Ed Sykes


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* Use inflection in your voice (avoid sounding monotone) * Don’t use “whatever,” “yeah, right,” “if you say so”

3. Check your body language Make sure your body language is saying torepparttar customer, “I want to help you.” Make sure you are doingrepparttar 142201 following:

* Smile * Stand erect * Hands at your side, but never on your hips * Avoid leaning againstrepparttar 142202 counter or slouching inrepparttar 142203 chair (especially while speaking onrepparttar 142204 telephone asrepparttar 142205 customer can hear your disinterest) * Look and act alive

4. Show Empathy (Understandrepparttar 142206 Pain) Showrepparttar 142207 customers that you understand their “pain.” Make comments such as

“I can understand why you would feel that way.” “If I were in your shoes I would feelrepparttar 142208 same way” “I would be disappointed, too, if that happened to me.”

Most customers just want to be listened to and understood. Show them that you understand their “pain” and solution come much earlier.

5. Commit to Action Letrepparttar 142209 customer know that action will be taken; and then act. One withoutrepparttar 142210 other is just a broken promise. Share withrepparttar 142211 customer your clear plan of action such asrepparttar 142212 following:

“I am personally going to take care of this for you. What we are going to do is…”

“I need to get additional information before I take care of this for you. I am going to talk with my manager. Would you mind waiting?”

These are just some ofrepparttar 142213 tools you can use to keep your customers happy and increase revenues. Apply them today to show that you care about your customers.

Ed Sykes is a professional speaker, author, and success coach in the areas of leadership, motivation, stress management, customer service, and team building. You can e-mail him at mailto:esykes@thesykesgrp.com, or call him at (757) 427-7032. Go to his web site, http://www.thesykesgrp.com, and signup for the newsletter, OnPoint, and receive the free ebook, "Secrets, Stories, and Tips for Marvelous Customer Service."


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