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Description: The program will discuss how architects, designers and other professionals can get a better understanding of the market today in regards to servicing their customers through the use of personal contact: calling. Although a single communication system is no longer viable for most businesses, the phone remains a staple in any multi-channel marketing strategy. The course shows how the phone for customer interaction benefits your customers and your business. You will gain a better understanding of the different types of phone techniques to keep specialized services forefront to their customers.
Learning Objectives: During this course:
- Review business basics and how important the phone is in strategy and tactics of business especially within the COVID-19 environment.
- Discover the power of customer relationships that have been and can be built through the phone.
- Review helpful techniques in listening to your customers over the phone, including recognizing voice signals.
- Learn how to respond to each particular need and requirement using the phone to USE the virus, not be harmed by the virus.
How Taught: The CES facilitator utilizes a PowerPoint presentation to provide an in-depth overview for how to differentiate your services. It will be an interactive session that encourages feedback and questions. The program ends with real solutions to effectively put strategies into place.
Target Audience: Architects, specifiers, interior designers and other design professionals. This program is basic and meets the needs of professionals at every experience level.
Facilitator Qualifications: Interline facilitator(s) have been trained on CES guidelines and presentation skills. In addition, they receive in-depth training in the field. They are our industry experts.
Instructor Bio:Jim Nowakowski has been involved in marketing and marketing communications for over 20 years. Prior to working at Interline, he served in a variety of positions in ad/PR agencies, including Creative Director, Account Supervisor and Copywriter. He also worked as a reporter for newspapers and taught English for a number of years before entering the advertising profession. His current work for both advertisers and publishers in advertising focuses on understanding communications and purchasing patterns in business-to-business. Besides industrial publications, he has worked for publishers in building construction, automotive and healthcare markets, including developing marketing communications programs, conducting in-depth market research and building customer inquiry database systems. Jim has an M.A. from DePaul University, Chicago, and a B.A. from Lewis University, Lockport, Illinois.
Costs: There is no cost for this webinar.