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Customer First Culture Megan Brewer AET/545 July 28, 2014 Debora Lynch

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Online Web-based training tutorial on BMW Customer First Culture

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Page 1: Tutorial

Customer First Culture

Megan Brewer

AET/545

July 28, 2014

Debora Lynch

Page 2: Tutorial

BMW Customer Service Training:

Customer First Culture

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Goal• The instructional goal for the web-based

training tutorial is for employees to be able to arouse enthusiasm and emotions at every customer contact. We are committed to exemplifying the passion and performance of our products by creating a distinctive experience outline in the Customer First Culture.

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Training Objectives • Through the training you will demonstrate and define

what we deliver, how we behave, and the feeling we seek to create for our customers. Each one of these is crucial to the success of our business and Fan base.

• 100% of our effort will be to ensure our customers/Fans are happy.

• Customer return and referral rate should increase 33% within 3 months following this training.

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Employee Assessments • Employees with me scored on a scale of one to five (one being

insignificant, five being exceptional) by their customers in eight outlined goals taught by videos, audio clips, product knowledge demonstrations, and quizzes in the web-based tutorial.

These goals are outlined as followed:

1. Provide A Warm Welcome

2. Explain The Products With Passion

3. Deliver The Ultimate Product Experience

4. Close With Confidence

5. Handover In Style

6. Manage Customer Challenges

7. Strengthen The Relationship

8. Offer A Fond Farewell

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Eight Elements of Customer First Culture

• Provide A Warm Welcome • Explain The Products With Passion• Deliver The Ultimate Product Experience• Close With Confidence • Handover In Style• Manage Customer Challenges • Strengthen The Relationship • Offer A Fond Farewell

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Key Habits of Providing a Warm Welcome

• Practice 10-5 Rule, including making eye contact, smiling, verbalize a warm welcome and thanking the customers for coming in today.

• Get up to greet the customer• Use an open hand when directing customers; take at least three

steps and/or accompany them when possible; always open doors and extend appropriate courtesies

• Answer Phones within three rings; ask customers to be place on hold; inform customers before transferring them

• Demonstrate a polished presence, refined body language, and a positive attitude; use a warm, authentic tone of voice; smile.

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Explain Products with Passion

• Personalize the interaction; engage customers in meaningful conversation; ascertain what and who is most important to the customer

• Customize the offer and all recommendations; base suggestions on individual customer lifestyles and needs.

• Differentiate products and service by communicating benefits of upgrades/options as well as differentiators against competitors products; highlight exclusive benefits of BMW Certified Technicians, parts, and other accessories including tires and chemicals.

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Deliver the Ultimate Product Experience

• Be a champion for the test drive• Leverage all features of the vehicle during the test drive; enliven the senses

by customizing the experience (preset music stations, routes); make it meaningful and stimulating

• Educate the customer by sharing value of options/upgrades/accessories and BMW aftersales services including the benefits of BMW Certified Technicians/Vehicle Specialists

• Ensure complete and appropriate customer hand-off; document valuable customer information to support future interactions and to develop a relationship (birthdays, anniversaries)

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Close with Confidence• Make customers feel confident by reinforcing their decisions and

customized choices; be genuine and specific

• Clearly explain contractual elements; answer all questions; support a clear decision with honesty and transparency

• Be respectful of the customer’s time—for sales negotiations aim for 15-45 minuets, for service and other purchases, be considerate of the customer’s scheduling constraints

• Consider the right environment for your customer; provide a calm, comfortable atmosphere devoid of interruptions and loud noise (work off of the five senses, organization, coffee, music)

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Handover in Style• Prepare and plan for the handover; ensure vehicles are ready for delivery in

showroom condition; confirm the timeframe available for the process in advance; contact customers in the method they prefer

• Leverage the elements of surprise and delight; celebrate the occasion; deliver a personalized gift/memorable reveal; utilize BMW empowerment tools

• Use the handover as another opportunity to educate the customer about the vehicle; always teach something new; make the time and experience worthwhile; clearly explain all service requirements and charges

• Contact customers within 48 hours after new vehicle purchase and delivery and schedule a second appointment before the customer lease the dealership as part of the BMW Encore Program; escort the customer and introduce them to other dealership team members

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Manage Customer Challenges• Show that you care; proactively inquire regarding the level of customer

experience; own any challenges or issues brought to your attention

• Put yourself in their shoes; normalize customer reactions by first empathizing before apologizing; thank the customer for taking the time to bring the challenge to your attention

• Initiate resolutions and/or give options; manage the challenge; engage the appropriate people to ensure the right solution; confirm customer satisfaction; complete necessary follow-up

• Share relevant information with team members to eliminate similar issues in the future; document customer interactions using CRM tools

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Strengthen the Relationship• Proactively show that you appreciate your customers’ business by

connecting in with them a minimum of two times per year outside of a sales or service need; make contact relevant and meaningful (call on birthdays, anniversaries, graduations)

• Utilize hand-written notes to demonstrate effort and thoughtfulness; use personal details documented at earlier phases; leverage BMW empowerment tools (postcards, thank you notes, holiday greetings)

• Monitor, manage and maintain your dealership's social and online reputation; be part of the conversation; ensure the perception of the dealership’s brand is aligned with a premium brand experience

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Offer a Fond Farewell• Proactively check for satisfaction and the need for additional

assistance before customer interactions draw to a close

• Thank the customer for their time and loyalty, invite them to return and/or to contact you for any needs; always wish them well

• Use an open hand when directing the customer; take a least three steps and/or accompany them when possible; open doors and extend appropriate courtesies

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Employee Pledge

As a member of ____________(Dealership name)___________, I am committed to focusing on every interaction-not just with our customers but with my colleagues too. Together, we will achieve a new standard of customer orientation that is unparalleled among our competitors. I will personally strive to evolve my own behavior and find new ways to deliver superior value. I support the collective vision of BMW Group and ____________(Dealership name)____________ as we work hard to ensure our customers remain at the heart of everything we do. _________________(associate e-signature) ______________(date completed)

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Quiz•What is Customer Frist Culture?

_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________.

•What are the Eight Elements of Customer First Culture?

_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________.

•What is our Dealership Vision Statement?

_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________.

•Who will be scoring your Customer First Commitment?

_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________.

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