"Dear [eValue-ator]:
Thank you for contacting Eddie Bauer regarding your recent experience in our store. I am pleased to hear that you have been such an ambassador of the Eddie Bauer brand for many years. However, it is always an immediate concern to hear when a customer is disappointed in our service. I genuinely apologize for any dissatisfaction you experienced during your visit.
Thank you for contacting Eddie Bauer regarding your recent experience in our store. I am pleased to hear that you have been such an ambassador of the Eddie Bauer brand for many years. However, it is always an immediate concern to hear when a customer is disappointed in our service. I genuinely apologize for any dissatisfaction you experienced during your visit.
We do ask our sale associates to follow five requirements
that include greeting the customer and asking questions to ascertain the
customer's needs to help them find what they are looking for. Certainly, your
indication that you were simply browsing and did not need further help should
have clearly defined your needs.
At Eddie Bauer, we strive to develop a sales staff that is
attentive and enhances the selling experience by listening to the customer.
Assistance should be offered but not forced. From your description, it certainly
sounds as though we failed to listen to your needs and respond appropriately.
I appreciate the time you took out of your schedule to write
us regarding your shopping experience. We take great interest in our customer’s
feedback on the products and experiences on which our brand was built.
It is our practice to share customer comments with the
leadership team responsible for your experience. We can only hope that you will
remain a loyal customer and allow us another opportunity to extend to you the
premier level of satisfaction our company demands.
Sincerely,
[name of responder]
Office of the President
Eddie Bauer"
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