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Improving the online holiday shopping experience

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The holiday campaigns have begun; sales all over television, billboards, and online social media. If a company can’t figure out the difference between “affect&# and “effect&# or “wrote&# and “written,&# it doesn’t inspire my confidence. Prominently display warranties and return policies.

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How to deal with angry online customers

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Keep in mind, for online issues, there’s no compassionate sales manager to speak with an angry customer to calm them down, nor is there an immediate way for a customer to find a resolution – that is unless you, as an online business, takes the responsibility of dealing with angry customers as a number one priority.

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In the fiercely, competitive struggle of fashion and service, Burberry does it well

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For the luxury brands, buyers insist on the quality of merchandise accompanied by exceptional customer experiences. Within minutes of entering a boutique, can a prospective buyer be confident of a friendly atmosphere, of comfortable surroundings, and that of a customer service consultant capable of expertly assisting without being annoying?

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Do Clients Need to Like You to Buy? | Men With Pens

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The guy writes with confidence and authority. Why Positive Thinking Doesn’t Work for You and How to Fix it Reply Steve Errey - The Confidence Guy ( @SteveErrey ) January 12, 2010 at 6:46 am You’ve got me thinking, and I tend to think that “like&# does play a hefty role in that first contact process. Our guy isn’t alone.

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