WHAT TOPICS ARE COVERED:
Every MasterStream: Customer Experience
Management training program is designed and customized specifically
for each client, and is built to include appropriate selections
from each of the following six subject areas:
Section 1 — Fundamentals
of the MasterStream Method.
This section introduces participants
to the fundamental principles of the MasterStream Method and
presents our visual model for monitoring and maintaining the
ideal conditions for a successful client experience.
Section 2 — It’s
all about control.
This part of the program equips and
empowers the participants to set higher standards for their
organizations and higher expectations for themselves. Depending
on the specific make up of the audience members (and the time
allocated for the program), the focus can be on any of the
12 areas of control listed below:
Guiding Principle:
Seek to control completely that which can be completely controlled.
• Controlling your concept —
• Controlling your product —
• Controlling your strategy —
• Controlling your image —
• Controlling the details —
• Controlling your marketing —
• Controlling your environment —
• Controlling your staff’s behavior —
• Controlling your customer‘s expectations —
• Controlling your sales approach —
• Controlling your offers —
• Controlling your customer’s attention —
Section 3 — Making Powerful
First Impressions.
They say you only one chance to make
a first impression, and there are 10 key opportunities you
have to make the right one. This section explores a core
set of milestone events in every customer relationship:
• First Awareness —
• First Exploration —
• First Contact —
• First Visit —
• First Interaction —
• First Decision —
• First Transaction —
• First Delivery —
• First Follow-Up —
• First Return Visit —
Section 4 — Managing Challenging
Situations:
Sometimes things don’t go as planned,
and when they don’t, a company is ultimately judged more
on how they handle a situation than on the situation itself. This
section examines 12 unfortunate turn of events and how to keep
things on track.
• First Frustration —
• First Disappointment —
• First Delay —
• First Mistake —
• First Complaint —
• First Cancellation —
• First Return —
• First Favor —
• First Problem —
• First Delinquency—
• First Escalation —
• First Failure —
Section 5 — Leveraging
the Relationship:
The final part of the program looks
at ways to maximize the ROI of every customer relationship
and expand your customer base in the process.
• First Kind Words —
• First Feedback —
• First Referral —
• First Recommendation —
• First Testimonial —
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