Sarah Chambers
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Sarah Chambers

Sarah Chambers wrote close to 60 articles on customer service for the TextExpander blog, from live chat scripts and professional support phrases to building a service strategy.

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17 Customer Service Traits to Hire For

Customer service traits to hire for go beyond friendliness. Look for 17 qualities in new support reps, including careful listening, curiosity, writing skills, empathy, problem-solving, adaptability, and patience.

Sarah Chambers

Customer Service Phrases & Words: 2026 Professional Examples

Customer service phrases shape how customers feel about an interaction, even when the outcome stays the same. Use professional vocabulary, positive phrases, and openers for email, chat, and phone, plus phrases to avoid.

Sarah Chambers

13 Customer Service Memes That Keep Us Thankful For Our Jobs

Memes about customer service offer a laugh about one of the most demanding jobs. This collection of 13 memes covers difficult customers, last-minute release bugs, and the supportive bosses that keep support teams going.

Sarah Chambers

6 Customer Service Trends Your Team Should Consider in 2026

Customer service trends point teams toward stronger relationships and smarter use of AI. See six shifts to consider, including agent experience, security and privacy, real-time co-browsing, and contactless service.

Sarah Chambers

Building a Better Customer Experience with Segmentation

Segmentation groups customers by shared traits like industry, size, or behavior. See how segments help you tailor communication, focus on the right customers, refine pricing, and scale customer support.

Sarah Chambers

Deliver 5-Star Customer Service with These 5 Tips

Five-star customer service keeps customers loyal when they're choosing which companies to keep. Apply five tips, from better informing your team and admitting mistakes to proactive problem solving, plus real service examples.

Sarah Chambers

What Triggers Your Customer’s Emotions?

Emotional triggers like belonging, trust, anger, and fear shape how customers respond to your brand. Learn how customer service teams can use storytelling, reciprocity, and social proof to inspire positive emotions.

Sarah Chambers