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Delivering Excellent B2C Customer Service: 7 Best Practices

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B2C customer service differs greatly from its B2B counterpart, and many strategies need to shift to do it well. Follow these 7 tips to excel. Read the full article

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A New Brew: Harnessing B2C Practices for B2B Success

Chief Outsiders

By: Rich DePencier and Jeff Hunt. If you know the difference between a watery, burnt, drip cup of coffee and a delectable, creamy cappuccino, you have all you need to build your business-to-business (B2B) company to new levels of success.

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Announcing Help Scout's 2021 Customer Service Awards

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Check out the companies who are delivering exceptional customer experiences in B2B, B2C, and Ecommerce. Read the full article

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What Every Midmarket CEO Should Know About Sales Enablement Tools

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With 43% of B2B buyers reporting to Gartner that they prefer a “seller-free” experience, Sales Enablement tools are becoming a necessity in the modern Sales Organization for B2B and B2C sellers.

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Five Challenges Of Doing B2B In A B2C Company

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B2B and B2C businesses require different mindsets. Being able to understand and address that difference can add tremendous value to a company.

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B2B Customer Service: What It Is and How To Do It Well

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B2B customer service has some challenges that B2C customer service doesn’t. Learn what B2B customer service is and 6 ways to excel at it. Read the full article

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4 Simple Tips for Crafting an Ideal B2B Customer Experience

Help Scout Leadership

A second consideration reflects a key difference in B2B versus B2C: Realize that in most cases, the human with whom you are interacting isn’t spending “their” money, so what they value will have a different flavor than a traditional B2C relationship. There’s much that is the same in both B2B and B2C when something goes wrong.

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