In the day to day process of managing a busy spa, it’s easy to lose sight of delivering perfect customer service. Here are three tips to help keep you on track. Read More
Linda Harding-Bond
July 25, 2018
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Linda Harding-Bond
September 17, 2017
Spa Service That’s Lit-for Today’s Global Culture
Tags: big-booty, Brown skin, Cardi B, cross-culture, customer experience, customer service, entertainment, ethnic, Globalization, hyperpigment, Instagram, Maybach Music, millennials, Mona Scott Young, Monami Entertainment, music, Nikki Minaj, people of color, rappers, reality tv, Remi Ma, spa, Twittersphere, Wale, wellness, Yandy Smith Consulting
Social media can be a blessing or curse for the spa and wellness industry. With the rapid economic growth of millennials and cross-culture globalization in music and entertainment, there’s no telling who might show up at the doors of your spa. Read More
Linda Harding-Bond
April 27, 2016
Introverts in Sales-Infographic
Tags: beauty, customer service, Emily Parker, empathy, infographic, introvert, Moontide Consulting, qualities, quiet, sales, salesperson, salon, shy, spa, thoughtful, training, wellness Training
Certain customer service industries where one on one interaction is the norm disproportionately attracts introverts. Included in these would be the salon, spa, beauty and wellness. Unfortunately, however, training around the skill set of selling has not been modified to the way introverts learn.
If it seems counter-intuitive to think that introverts make the best salespeople this info-graphic might make you think again.
Linda Harding-Bond
July 9, 2015
Service and the Global Spa Industry
Tags: client, customer service, demographics, ethnic, global, industry, social media, spa, training Consulting
My interview with international marketing expert Norm Bond. I discuss the ethnic client, customer service, the impact of social media, changing demographics and of course spa training.
To listen click here>>https://youtu.be/otcVaSbJ_C4
Linda Harding-Bond
June 30, 2015
The Social Solution for Shabby Service
Tags: Bangkok, best, competitor, complaint, consumer, customer service, escalate, experience, feedback, GripeO, GripeO Outreach, hospitality, hotel, impact, industry, listening, management, Mike Klanac, platform, senior, service, social media, spa, Thailand, training, Twitter Writing
I’d never heard of GripeO. Then last week I received a direct message from @GripeO_Outreach on Twitter. They were following up on an article published on Huffington Post about my lousy spa experience. They wanted to know if I was interested in escalating my complaint to senior management. Because I constantly write about the impact of social media on the spa industry I wasn’t surprised. The fact that I had been tracked on Twitter by a consumer service company was prophetic and intriguing. I wanted to learn more about GripeO_Outreach so I spoke with the CEO, Mike Klanac.
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