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.

Articles by Sarah Chambers

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How to Gather Customer Insights to Improve Experience

Customer insights blend KPI data with product behavior to show who your customers are and what they need. Learn how to gather feedback, sentiment, analytics, and user tests, then turn findings into personas and journey maps.

Sarah Chambers

Customer Retention Strategies to Earn and Build Loyalty

Retaining customers starts with knowing your churn signals. See how special offers, listening to top customers, ongoing education, and clear company values help support and success teams earn lasting customer loyalty.

Sarah Chambers

Creating Knowledge Base Content that is Indispensable

Knowledge base content helps customers find answers without waiting for support. Create indispensable articles by making a plan, guiding writers, considering your audience, involving marketing, and keeping it easy to use.

Sarah Chambers

4 Types of Customer Service & Their Secrets to Success

Customer service usually happens through four channels: social media and live chat, email, self-service, and video or phone. Get best practices for each type of customer service and answers to common questions.

Sarah Chambers

How to Create a Customer-centric Culture

Customer-centric culture puts customer needs at the center of how a company hires and decides. Build one by hiring for customer focus, sharing customer insights widely, having everyone talk to customers, and rewarding it.

Sarah Chambers

Communicating with Customers in a Crisis

Communicating with customers in a crisis, whether an outage, PR problem, or pandemic, can protect or damage trust. Align your crisis team, refine your messaging, communicate across channels, and keep talking after it ends.

Sarah Chambers

6 Tips to Improve Your Customer Support in the New Year

Customer support can improve in the new year with a few focused changes. See six tips on giving customer-facing teams more autonomy, working cross-functionally, gathering feedback, and favoring quality over quantity.

Sarah Chambers