Dallas Customer Service Training
Dallas Customer Service Training with Dean Lindsay, Author of The Progress Challenge and the “Cherishing Customers” dallas customer service training program.
“More than a motivational speaker, Dean Lindsay is The DEAN of Sales and Service! Energetic, Funny and Thought Provoking, Dean delivered an outstanding presentation to our elite group of business people. We look forward to inviting Dean back to our next business event!”
- Jeff Chernoff, President, Consumers’ Choice Award ® 
Click for info on Dean’s Dallas Customer Service Training Program – CHERISHING CUSTOMERS featuring insights from The Progress Challenge
Endorsements for Dean’s book The Progress Challenge : Working and Winning in a World of Change
“This is a terrific and timely book with a simple but powerful message. With the right thinking and approach, we can make enormous progress in our organizations, with our families, and on our own goals and dreams. Dean’s book shows you how, and provides the inspiration and advice you need to stay on track.”
– Brad Cleveland
Senior Advisor and Former President / CEO
International Customer Management Institute
“The Progress Challenge is a much needed kick in the pants for all of us. What an enlightening book!”
– Ken Blanchard,
coauthor of The One Minute Manager®
and Leading at a Higher Level
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Ten TRUTHS ABOUT CUSTOMER SERVICE
Customers offer the three priceless Rs: Revenue, Referrals and REALITY.
ONLY 1 out of 25 Dissatisfied Customers tell the business they are dissatisfied.
Over 90% of all Complaining Customers will do business with you again if you resolve their complaint quickly and professionally.
True Customer Loyalty begins and ends with the RELATIONSHIP. Solid Customer Relationships cannot be purchased; they must be earned.
It costs up to five times as much to attract new customers as it does to keep existing customers.
Customer complaints are one of the most inexpensive, available, useful and yet ignored forms of customer market data.
When you answer the phone, your company’s image is on the line.
Courteous service is imperative but courtesy is not a substitute for Competence. Building trust with customers often takes Problem Solving.
That customers we wish would just go away, will eventually GO AWAY — along with their business and possible referrals. Be careful what you wish for.



