Personalized customer service is often the most effective approach. Customers like to feel heard, understood, and catered to when paying for products and services. But with the rise of automation, there is a clear disconnect. The gap between personalization and automation seems to be too wide to mend without losing on either end. If your customer service costs rise too much, is personalization worth it? If your customers are feeling neglected or unsatisfied with the support you provide, will you lose them quicker?
Here are our top five ways to make automated customer service more personal than ever before, so you don’t have to miss out on efficiency or creating the best experience.
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