Gartner revealed over 50 per cent of businesses plan to reinvest in improving customer service experience. Another study showed that 72 per cent of customers will share a positive experience with six or more people. Getting your customer service right not only improves retention and brand reputation, but it reduces the reliance on new business through upselling to an already captive audience.
With this in mind, I’ve written down some of the core activities I believe every small business should be doing in 2018 to improve customer service experience online.
https://realbusiness.co.uk/sales-and-marketing/2018/04/09/why-customer-service-still-remains-the-most-valuable-weapon-in-your-digital-strategy/
As of this week, the deadline for General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) compliance is less than four months away. Though we hear quite a bit about how large multinational companies are getting ready for the May deadline, we wondered how small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) were preparing.
https://martechtoday.com/small-medium-businesses-preparing-gdpr-210406/
Within my talk I shared the approach that I take to deliver successful content marketing campaigns that can be easily scaled, don't break the bank and have an extremely positive effect on your search engine visibility, social media and email marketing campaigns. There's also a short case study that shows a practical application of the technique in action.
Overall, the conference was a huge success and I'd strongly recommend checking out their upcoming events (they're free, by the way!) as they offer some seriously valuable insights for marketers and businesses alike.
https://www.matthewbarby.com/sme-content-marketing/
