3 Tips To Help You Define Your Own Customer Service Slogan
Everywhere we look, there are slogans advertising all sorts of products. Some slogans, we can identify just with the picture. We know exactly what the product stands for and what we’re going to get out of it if we decide purchase it.
In the book, Integrity Service by Ron Willingham, he describes finding a purpose for yourself within customer service by asking yourself why you do what you do. I’ve always kept this in my head because I guess I’m still trying to figure that out. However, to connect it in a fun way, I decided to create my own personal Customer Service Slogan to sum this up.
Here’s my personal Customer Service Slogan:
“Bringing a little sunshine to everyone’s day!”
It’s not super serious or impactful, but my goal is to help brighten everyone’s day by assisting them with their service. I may not solve every single problem but I’ll at least try to make them smile while we’re working on it because I like making sure people are happy.
Here are some others from our customer service team:
“Provide the best service to our customers in the shortest time possible.”
“Take ownership of each and every customer and situation you are faced with and see it through to resolution.”
“The world is divided into people who do things and people who get the credit. Try, if you can, to belong to the first class. There’s far less competition.” A quote by Dwight Morrow
“Stand in their shoes service: Always treat others the way you want to be treated.”
3 Tips To Help You Define Your Own Customer Service Slogan
- What is it you want to say with the service you provide?
- What makes the service you provide unique?
- What inspires you to keep on helping others?
So, write your slogan and share it with us by leaving a comment on this post or saying hi over on Twitter @commbetterblog. Can’t wait to see what you come up with!
[custom_author=jenny]
I try to bring sunshine everyday to those I come in contact with. Growing up, my mom always stressed the importance of leaving someone feeling better about themselves then before they met you. Great post Jenny.
Your mom sounds like a wise woman! Couldn’t agree more with you on this. It’s not always easy to do but it’s worth it in the end. Thanks so much for reading my post, Doug!
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