Awesome Customer Experience (ACE)
Personal and business success is directly proportional to the level of service you deliver.
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Phones Can Kill… the Experience
Cell phones are wondrous tools. Cell phones can also become magnets to our eyes, directing our attention in the wrong direction, as in... away from precious customers. It may not be possible or sensible to ban our employees from using their cell phones. In fact, in...
Beneficial Evesdropping
rWe can learn a lot from what the public is saying about our businesses, products or service. Customers often don't tell us directly their likes and dislikes. Often, customers will instead post positive and/or negative feedback on the internet via blogs, social media,...
Order in the House!
A while back I stopped at a Pizza Pizza for a quick slice. Pizza Pizza is far from gourmet pizza but one thing you do get in terms of taste/pizza from location to location, is consistency. Kudos to them. The post's image is from my visit. What do you notice when you...
Training… The Missing Link
Many workers/service providers have no idea how their leader (the owner, manager or company) expects them to deliver service. Without proper training, service providers simply flounder. They may not know or understand the following: They have strong influence on the...
Nice Frills
No Frills is a Canadian grocery store chain. When it comes to the Customer Experience... our local No Frills, "Tim & Sue's No Frills" is Nice Frills! This particular franchise is a perfect example that creating an Awesome Customer Experience can apply to all...
Transparency please?
Some time ago, I was evaluating a program called "LogMeIn" for accessing & managing computers remotely. The program was offered as both a free and paid version. After reviewing the differences, I concluded that for now, the free version would suit my purpose. To...
Awesome Customer Experience (ACE)
Using the ACE website, Gilles teaches the art of delivering outstanding customer experiences.
“We will receive not what we idly wish for, but what we justly earn. Our rewards will always be in exact proportion to our service”





