Dresser & Associates

Post Purchase Customer Service

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Thinking back to my early days of college, I remember one of the fundamental concepts taught in Marketing 101 was that customer service includes what takes place before, during and after a purchase. Despite this elementary principle being reviewed on PowerPoint slides in lecture halls all over the country, the real world seems to have its own definition of customer service. I’m sure that I am not alone in having …Read More

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Dresser & Associates Reinforces Commitment to Clients with Comprehensive Range of HR and Payroll Resources

Dresser & Associates, the country’s leading Sage Abra HRMS business partner, today announced details of a comprehensive program it calls The Power of Partnership, consisting of a wide range of communications and resources available to the company’s business customers.

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Tax Credits: How to Reduce your Taxes to the Government Immediately

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Turn on the TV, walk into Home Depot, or glance at your local interstate billboard and you might find tax credits advertised on all three. In today’s economy, tax credits are being marketed to the individual level more than ever, but very few businesses take advantage of corporate tax credit opportunities available to them. Why? Many companies are not aware of these tax credits; here are a few reasons. First, these …Read More

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McMillian & Associates, Inc
321-254-4423

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Great Customer Service starts with Good Communications

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Good customer service starts with good communication between your organization and the customer. A good way to begin a relationship with a customer is to find out how the customer wants you to communicate with them and then work to improve each and every experience; be-it face-to-face, over the phone, chat, your website, email, or mail. The better the experience the customer has, the better the relationship and the better …Read More

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CAASPRE Consulting, LLC
813.649.8250

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