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Good customer services
Study how customer service supports satisfaction, loyalty, revenue and profitability.
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90 min
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AqaGcseBusinessBusiness operations
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Customer service methods and impacts4 objectives
- Explain methods of good customer service, including product knowledge, customer engagement and after-sales services.
- Explain benefits of good customer service, including customer satisfaction, loyalty, increased spend and profitability.
- Explain dangers of poor customer service, including dissatisfied customers, poor word of mouth and reduced revenue.
- Analyse techniques businesses use to provide good customer service.
Customer service and ICT1 objectives
- Explain how advances in ICT have allowed customer services to develop through websites, e-commerce and social media.
Key terms
After‑sales serviceProfitabilityWord of mouthCustomer loyalty programmeCustomer Relationship Management (CRM)
Exam tips
- Structure your short answer: Plan a brief outline before writing: state the main point, give two supporting examples, and finish with a concise conclusion.
- Answering short answer questions efficiently: Plan your answer in 1‑2 minutes, use bullet points, and include at least one key term.
Common mistakes
- Misunderstanding product knowledge: Product knowledge also includes understanding customer needs, how the product solves problems, and how to communicate benefits effectively.
- Confusing revenue with profit: Profit is revenue minus all costs; if costs rise with sales, profit may stay flat or fall.
Practice preview
- Which of the following is the most effective way for an independent retailer to increase customer engagement during a sales event?
- Explain how after‑sales services can enhance customer loyalty in an online service business.
- Which of the following is NOT a direct benefit of providing good customer service?
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