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Try LiveChat for free 👉 https://bit.ly/3NLxm57 📹 Subscribe ➡ https://bit.ly/LiveChat-Subscribe Today we’re going to be exploring strategies and tips on how to handle customer complaints effectively with live chat. Handling Customer Inquiries 👉 Tip 1: Respond quickly Customers expect fast response times, especially when considering a purchase or having a pressing issue. 👉 Tip 2: Be Helpful and Clear You want to make sure your responses are helpful, that’s the reason they're reaching out to you - they want your help. Make sure that you provide clear answers to the customer’s questions. What I mean by this is, use simple language, avoid jargon, and provide examples or step-by-step instructions. 👉 Tip 3: Personalize Your Responses When you personalize your responses to your customers you show that you care about them and their specific needs. That they’re not just another ticket number or another person on your checklist for the day. Handling Customer Complaints 👉 Tip 1: Use Canned Responses But let’s go a bit more in-depth. If you have similar complaints or frustrated customers from the same issue, then canned responses are your helping hand here. Since let’s be honest, you really don’t want to make complaining customers or frustrated ones wait longer than you need them to. 👉 Tip 2: Setting up Notifications You want to be able to resolve a customer complaint as fast as you can, therefore, you want to be notified each and every time they respond or send you a new message. For this, you’ve got to set up your notifications properly and configure them to your needs. 👉 Tip 3: Offer to Escalate If you’re unable to resolve the issue with the customer through live chat, then offer to escalate the complaint to a higher-level customer service rep or manager. This will show the customer that you’re committed to finding a solution and that their complaint is being taken seriously. Now you know the best practices for handling customer inquiries and complaints with live chat. So go answer all those customer questions and turn those complaints into compliments! You’re ready! See you soon! 00:00 Introduction 00:34 Handling Customer Inquiries 01:10 Tip 1: Respond quickly 02:15 Tip 2: Be Helpful and Clear 03:14 Tip 3: Personalize Your Responses 04:25 Handling Customer Complaints 05:02 Tip 1: Use Canned Responses 06:04 Tip 2: Setting up Notifications 07:16 Tip 3: Offer to Escalate 08:15 Outro #livechat #customerexperience #customerservice — 📹 Subscribe ➡️ https://bit.ly/LiveChat-Subscribe --- Join us! 👍 Facebook ➡️ / livechat 📸 Instagram ➡️ / livechat 🐦 Twitter ➡️ / livechat 👔 Linkedin ➡️ / livechat 📹 YouTube ➡️ / livechat 🤖 GitHub ➡️ https://github.com/livechat — Hi, great to see you here! :) We are LiveChat, and our mission is to help people and businesses communicate better and fully express themselves. You may be familiar with our most popular product: LiveChat, which allows you to communicate with your customers directly through chatting (yes, it's that little icon in the bottom right corner of almost every page), but that’s not the only thing that we do. Let us introduce you to the rest of the LiveChat family: ChatBot allows you to automate communication with your customers. HelpDesk is a powerful online ticketing software. And KnowledgeBase... you'll never guess: it enables you to share knowledge with others easily and quickly. However, it doesn't stop there! You can expand our software functionality with additional integrations: Google Analytics, Facebook Messenger, Mailchimp, HubSpot, Salesforce, and many more. All this to give you the perfect tool to communicate with your customers. Want to learn more? Go to www.livechat.com and join more than 36,000 companies that use LiveChat. PS. We know that’s a lot. We’re pretty proud of that.