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This
2-day course will benefit both traditional service providers as well as those
with limited exposure to marketing a service. It is ideal for anyone offering a
service for profit, whether a small business or large. Entrepreneurs and
students will benefits from the insights of this program.
At the end of this
course, you will obtain the tools and tactics that will enable you to design a
profitable service practice, conduct a systematic planning process and add value
to your customers. This seminar aims at providing the basic methodologies and
skills that can be successfully applied to all service providers
PROGRAM
FOCUS:
· The
concept of services and its characteristics
· Understand
the difference between product and service and how to improve your service
performance
· An
integrated framework for services organizations
· Quality
as a fundamental issue in creating value for services
· Mapping
your service process to streamline performance and get improvements easier
· The
service process as the value generating process
· Generating
trustworthy service and loyal customers
· Service
strategies for growth
· Customer
orientation and service marketing
· Successfully
applying service strategies
· Building
a market driven organization
· Obtaining
referrals and more business from your current satisfied customers
· Internal
marketing, why applying marketing principles to your employees will improve your
service.
· Services
marketing integration, put it all together with a proven plan.
BENEFITS:
Marketing
services is translating the total experience of your service in a way that your
customer gets delighted and satisfied.
This
course will teach you proven strategies and tactics to apply to your service and
improve your business by providing and delivering ultimate customer
satisfaction, so your customers will give you referrals and come back for more.
Learn how to measure your service performance from the customer’s point of view
and get best results by integrating all of your efforts into a better quality
service. Getting employees to act like owners and stay customer oriented.

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