The number of different ways in which companies communicate with their customers has never been higher. This creates two important challenges for marketing communications to overcome. Firstly, are marketing messages being communicated via the right channel for the individual customer? And secondly...
When mistakes happen in business communications it can be embarrassing and costly - it can even be a security issue. If marketing mailers don’t reach their intended recipients, it’s a waste of money; if a customer is sent the wrong product information, it can jeopardise a business relationship, but...
Businesses need to communicate with an ever-increasing number of stakeholders. Everyone from customers and suppliers, to tax authorities and regulators may need to be contacted frequently. Reaching them effectively involves a growing variety of communications channels.
Ensuring that customers feel valued is key to building lasting relationships. One way of doing this is through personalisation. Offering individuals specific deals, discounts or simply understanding and acting in accordance to their preferences provides value and enhances experience.
Businesses communicate with customers through a range of channels; handling these individually can be costly and time-consuming. In this blog, we take a look at how digitisation can help.
Operating costs can be defined as ‘ expenses associated with the maintenance and administration of a business on a day-to-day basis’ . They can include rent, bank charges and utilities. While the majority of operating costs cannot be reduced solely through internal actions – they often require...
We send and receive information in many ways. Customers and potential customers are positively bombarded with messages all the time, some from you, from your competitors and elsewhere. How can you ensure your message is heard through all the noise?
Good customer experiences result from effective business communications and this helps build the business’ brand. Automation helps companies meet the challenge of personalising communications and issuing them to the right person through their preferred channel every time.
An organisation can never rest on its laurels when it comes to customer service. It needs to keep pushing itself in order to keep customers satisfied, giving them a reason to come back. Neopost is no different.
Customer satisfaction is a key success factor for any business. It ensures customers enjoy their experience and are inspired to return. As such, we place a great emphasis on satisfying customers – it’s one of the key principles underpinning our business.
