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Even though not to blame, Sweet got straight on the phone when the client informed her via email the certificate had arrived a day too late. “I acknowledged the error made, listened to the client's story, apologised, looked into the matter and verified the delay with the postal outlet and then offered the client a resolution.” The client chose not to accept a full refund or an additional certificate for record-keeping, so Sweet made another offer: “I insisted that at any time in the future when the client requires another official certificate it would be done free of charge and personally hand-delivered.” “The client was gracious, even stating that as a result of #file_links[D:\keywords14.txt,1,S] how we handled the complaint they would, in fact, refer us to their network,” says Sweet. Jo Ucukalo, chief executive of Handle My Complaint, spends her days helping consumers get their complaints heard by businesses. She says delays are one of the most common reasons for customer gripes. But businesses that are proactive and communicate quickly in that situation can still end up on the right side of a customer's Christmas card list. “If you can contact the person to let them know that there's been a problem before they even get a chance for it to come up on their radar, you will have happier customers,” she says. She suggests arming yourself with information about the situation and presenting the customer with a range of options. These might include a refund, cancelling the purchase, waiting for the delayed delivery; or a discount. If a stuff-up only comes to your attention when you receive an angry phone call or email,[url=http://www.ugg-boots-sale.org]ugg outlet[/url], it's important to listen carefully and act quickly. Ucukalo says the longer it takes for a complaint to be investigated and resolved, the more a customer is likely to demand. Her advice is to respond to the customer using the same medium – email or phone - as they have used to contact you. Active listening and mirroring their words back to them helps too. But ultimately, she says, the goal of #file_links[D:\keywords11.txt,1,S] the conversation should be to move forward to a resolution and an acceptable resolution will not nec #file_links[D:\keywords15.txt,1,S] essarily be the same for everyone. “Some people want an apology; some people want the fault to be admitted and then other people will want some sort of financial compensation: a refund; a reimbursement, a discount.” An ideal solution might offer the customer an incentive to continue to deal with your business. “A really good option is to say next time you purchase we would be happy to offer you a discount or express shipping or we will come out onsite for free – whatever you can do to attract them to come back to you at a later date,” says Ucukalo. Part of handling a complaint effectively should always include looking at how to prevent it from happening again. And don't forget it can be an opportunity to understand a customer's needs better. “It's not always about damage control,” says Ucukalo. “It can be about relationship-building.”
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