Marsha Collier

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Marsha Collier

Marsha Collier

@MarshaCollier

NYT Bestselling eBay/Tech Author (1M+ sold) • Android, Social Media, Host X #CustServ chat • 1500+ episodes 🎧 #TechRadio – All networks • Geek out 🚀

Los Angeles Katılım Mart 2008
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Marsha Collier@MarshaCollier·
🎁Great Gift for your Android friends! My 📲 "Android Smartphones For Seniors For Dummies" 📖 is not just for seniors - it's for for anyone who wants to learn the tech without the ✨ fluff! My publisher, @ForDummies, used larger-print type and full-color images to make learning more fun! buff.ly/3VDMiWo
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The Buy American Movement - BuyDirectUSA ❤️🇺🇸
If im angry i just ask for a supervisor I can yell at. I tell the reps I know you dont get paid enough to get abused but your sup does lol. I dont yell but it gets me up the chain sooner. If that doesntvwork i find the emails to the company officers and or social media channels. I state facts only, no threats but I do my bestvto teach them about the cost of bad PR if a post goes viral. We have a couple of power companies but it still feels like an illegal monopoly. #custserv
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Marsha Collier@MarshaCollier·
Q7 | #custserv Do customers expect too much today, or have companies lowered the standard for great service?
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Marsha Collier@MarshaCollier·
@inababi I remember back in the day when PayPal had me speak at a dev conference about actually caring for the customer. Somebody cared back then. #custserv
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Salina Mendoza
Salina Mendoza@inababi·
@MarshaCollier More complicated. And startups monetized this which has created the worst incentives to actually care vs checking the box
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Marsha Collier@MarshaCollier·
Q5 | #custserv Customers today have more ways to reach companies than ever before. Has that improved the customer experience, or just made it more complicated?
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Greg Ortbach
Greg Ortbach@GregOrtbach·
A9 | #custserv Keep AI as an assistant for employees. When it helps representatives find answers faster, summarize conversations, or eliminate repetitive work, everyone benefits, including the customer.
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Greg Ortbach
Greg Ortbach@GregOrtbach·
A10 | #custserv Focus on seamless escalation. Let technology handle the routine, but make it effortless to reach an empowered human when the situation calls for judgment, empathy, or flexibility. The future isn't AI or people; it's knowing when to use each.
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Marsha Collier@MarshaCollier·
I think we need to take a few steps back and bring humanity to customer service. Make the customer feel understood. It's all about empathy and AI always sounds so fake. (Agreeing with everything you say then not performing well). #custserv
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Curt Buthman
Curt Buthman@curtbuthman·
@MarshaCollier Yes, when a high- end restaurant keeps my data, knows my name, knows my preference and appreciates my business. #custserv
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Marsha Collier@MarshaCollier·
Q9 | #custserv What’s one recent innovation in customer service that you hope is here to stay?
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Greg Ortbach
Greg Ortbach@GregOrtbach·
Q10 | #custserv If you could redesign customer service for the next decade, what would you change first?
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Marsha Collier@MarshaCollier·
@GregOrtbach You mean when you actually had a customer rep for your account? Ahhhh, those were the glory days of customer service. #custserv
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Greg Ortbach@GregOrtbach·
A8 | #custserv I'd bring back proactive ownership. Years ago, it often felt like one person stayed with your issue until it was resolved. Today, customers are frequently passed between systems, departments, or channels. Ownership builds trust.
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Curt Buthman
Curt Buthman@curtbuthman·
@MarshaCollier Gone are the days when you could walk into an establishment, bang on the counter and ask to talk to the manager. They just look blankly at you #custserv
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Marsha Collier@MarshaCollier·
@GregOrtbach I really miss kindness and empathy. I go to my favorite restaurant not because they have the best food or lowest prices. But they make us feel like home everytime we're there. #custserv
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Greg Ortbach@GregOrtbach·
Q8 | #custserv What part of today's customer experience would you most like to bring back from the past?
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Marsha Collier@MarshaCollier·
@GregOrtbach There are more bargain hunters in today's market and you can't expect those with the lowest prices go along with five star customer service. #custserv
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Greg Ortbach@GregOrtbach·
@MarshaCollier A7 | #custserv Expectations have risen because customers compare every experience with the very best brands they interact with. At the same time, some companies have accepted "good enough" service because automation makes it easier to scale. Both sides have changed.
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Marsha Collier@MarshaCollier·
@BuyDirectUSA Oh boy! You are so right. Monopolies are the worst. Yet didn't they used to be illegal? We have no choice of vendors in many areas. #custserv
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Greg Ortbach
Greg Ortbach@GregOrtbach·
A5 | #custserv More channels don't automatically create a better experience. Customers don't care whether they contact a company by phone, chat, email, or social media; they care that they don't have to repeat themselves every time they switch channels.
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