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Apr 14 2017

Six Ways to Increase Customer Service Standard and Customer Satisfaction

Customers are a company´s most valuable asset and tennis organisations succeed when there is a focus on the customers´ experience and when coaching professionals take on board key requirements satisfy the customer´s needs.

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Personalisation Personalisation allows customers to feel at ease and it is recommended that teaching professionals learn things that are important to them such as family, career or hobbies.

  • Initiate the relationship with friendly introduction.
  • Greet every customer with a smile and welcome them to the lesson, whether they are a returning customer or new.
  • When working with new players it is important that you learn their name and use it.
Personal equipment Lessons run smoothly and safely when equipment standards are high.

  • Ensure that all personal equipment and teaching aids are in excellent condition.
  • Make sure all balls are in good condition ahead of lesson time and if the lesson requires the use of technology, this should be charged appropriately and in a working order that meets safety requirements.
Personal presentation An outsider should be able to clearly identify the teaching professional by their appearance.

  • You should be neat, clean and have a well groomed appearance (clean teeth, hair and skin).
Politeness Your lesson should be the best hour of the week for your students.

  • At the end of each lesson, thank your players and establish your next meeting date and time.
  • Take time to watch people play and be willing to offer a quick tip, a word of encouragement or an acknowledgment of their progress between their lessons with you.
Punctuality Be respectful of everyone’s time by starting and ending promptly.

  • Always be on time for lessons or appointments.
Preparation Be ready to start on time.

  • Aim to arrive at least fifteen minutes prior to the lesson to prepare for the arrival of the customer, set up the court, review notes.
  • Ensure that the facilities are open and ready for play.

Written by SharonLeeLukas · Categorized: Business of Coaching · Tagged: customer service

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