Good customer service - AQADangers of poor customer service

Some businesses rely on good customer service to give them an advantage over their competitors. This can start before a customer has made a purchase and continue afterwards.

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Dangers of poor customer service

Most people will be able to think of a time when they experienced poor customer service. Examples include having to wait in a long queue, receiving the wrong meal in a restaurant and being served by a rude member of staff.

Poor customer service can be extremely damaging to a business. It is likely to lead to dissatisfied customers who are unlikely to purchase products or services from the business again.

It can also lead to the business gaining a poor reputation via or through reviews on or other websites. This is harmful, as many potential customers will not make a purchase unless a business has good reviews.

Overall, businesses that provide poor customer service are likely to lose customers and therefore have a reduction in their .