Popular Customer Service Channels and How to Optimize Them (2023)

The nature of customer service is changing quickly. We’re relying on e-commerce, delivery, and pickup solutions more than ever before. With this, customer needs are changing dramatically. People want to shop on their mobile phones, check product availability and their order statuses online, ask questions on social media, find answers to technical problems online or via video chat, webchat, and call or e-mail businesses whenever it’s convenient.

Companies like Amazon and Apple have set the customer service bar incredibly high — to the point where customers now expect the same level of excellent service from every business they deal with.

It puts a lot of pressure on small- and medium-sized businesses, who now are expected to offer seamless, stellar customer support across many different channels.

And the stakes are high. 89% of customers will defect to your competition if your customer service experience is poor.

You might think that you can’t compete. But you can.

A study from the Harvard Business Review concludes that reducing customer effort is the most important thing you can do to build customer loyalty. That means whatever you can do to make customer service easier will be worthwhile.

Table of Contents

  • Understanding single-channel, multi-channel, and omnichannel customer support
  • So what’s the big deal with omnichannel support?
  • Six most popular customer support channels
  • Ten tips to optimize your customer support channels for your business
  • Start today — optimize your omnichannel customer support

Understanding single-channel, multi-channel, and omnichannel customer support

A customer support channel is simply the platform that you use to communicate with your customers.

Single-channel customer support is pretty straightforward. It’s where most businesses start: with a single option for customers to contact the business if they have a problem or question. Often that means phone or e-mail support. However, as your business grows, you will probably find that you outgrow a single channel fairly quickly.

For example, if you create a Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram presence, you will likely have customers reaching out for support on those platforms. Soon, you will find many of them searching for an e-mail address, a phone number, or asking if you have online FAQs or live chat support. At this point, you’ll have to naturally branch out into multi-channel customer support.

With multi-channel support, you’re now interacting with customers in more places. The upside is that you are meeting your buyers where they are, with more opportunities to help them out. You are saving them time and eliminating the need to search for customer support contacts — contacting your brand becomes less effort-intensive. You can respond more quickly.

Today, more and more companies are understanding the importance of offering their customers multichannel support. According to a recent Customer Service Benchmark study by Hiver, 60% of companies deliver customer support across more than three channels.

However, there are several major drawbacks and challenges to multi-channel customer support. The first is maintaining consistent branding and messaging across your different platforms. If none of your channels are connected, or if there’s no coordinated customer service strategy, you run the risk of annoying or even alienating customers who have to repeat their problems to a different person if they switch from a tweet to a phone call or e-mail. Customers could receive different answers from different support agents, causing frustration and confusion.

And then there is the risk that something will fall through the cracks. A DM or e-mail could easily be lost or forgotten — along with your customer and their repeat business. So while multi-channel customer support, like single-channel support, has its advantages, you will soon find that it’s not sufficient.

So what’s the big deal with omnichannel support?

Omnichannel customer service is

A strategy that organizations use to improve their user experience and drive better relationships with their audience across points of contact. Rather than working in parallel, communication channels and their supporting resources are designed and orchestrated to cooperate. Omnichannel implies integration and orchestration of channels such that the experience of engaging across all the channels someone chooses to use is as, or even more, efficient or pleasant than using single channels in isolation.” (Wikipedia)

The difference matters. Customers involved in an omnichannel experience spent 4% more in-store and 10% more online.

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You may think that to be omnichannel, you need a strategy to support all possible channels. But that’s a common misconception (and impossible for most organizations).

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Instead, meet your customers on their most preferred channels.

Here’s where you’ll want to look to get started.

Six most popular customer support channels

While creating your support strategy, look into the basic, bare minimum channels first. These are the most popular support channels and the ones that customers will go to first, expecting you to have a presence there.

1. Phone

Since the late 1980s, customer service phone lines are nearly ubiquitous — and expected.

There are drawbacks, however. Phone support is time- and labor-intensive. Hold times can sometimes be excruciatingly long. And if your customers are located across the globe, it can be tough to synchronize communication across time zones.

When customers call, they expect an immediate (synchronous) response — but not every issue requires that kind of immediacy.

So depending on your business, you might skip it or offer phone support only to higher-level service tiers, for example. That leads us to…

2. Email

Along with phone support, e-mail is another non-negotiable. It’s been a mainstay of customer service since the 1990s. It’s become second nature for customers to think that they will be able to reach organizations through e-mail.It’s an excellent first support channel to set up for many small and growing businesses.

Customers can send an email to a company’s contact (or fill out a contact form, which uses the same mechanism),expect a response within a few hours up to a day or so.

But e-mail also has some drawbacks. It’s good for asynchronous communications; for example, walking a customer through a longer or more complicated but standardized process. But it’s not so good for customers needing more hand-holding and immediate assistance.

According to research by Jeff Toister, nearly a third of customers expect companies to respond to emails within one hour or less — but a typical company takes whopping 12 hours to respond. So there’s definite room to delight your customers through your email support.

Despite the availability of other customer support channels, email remains tremendously popular. Roughly 80% of marketers have reported an increase in email engagement over the past 12 months.

3. Social Media

If your business has a social media presence, your customers will expect to be able to reach you there, if not through DMs, then through public posts.

This is especially true in B2C industries with lots of followers. Social media is now one of the big 3 customer support channels behind e-mail and phone for B2C businesses.

And expectations are especially high. 32% of customers expect a response within 30 minutes and 42% expect a response within 60 minutes.

Among survey respondents who have ever attempted to contact a brand, product, or company through social media for customer support, 57% expect the same response time at night and on weekends as during normal business hours.

But there’s a huge gap between what customers expect and what companies are actually providing or able to provide. (More on this in the next section on optimizing your support channels).

Apart from response time, keep in mind that it’s important to maintain goodsocial media etiquettewhile interacting with customers because even a tiny blunder can attract a lot of negative attention.

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4. Chat

Online chat support, if you can provide it, is important. Even as far back as 2010, 44% of online buyers said that having questions answered by a live person while in the middle of a transaction is one of the most important features a business can offer.

Chat reduces cart abandonment, improves conversions, and is a key driver of customer satisfaction. However, you can’t simply install an app and call it a day.

Live chat success requires a commitment to continuously improving chat invitations, as well as monitoring staffing and customer experience.

But the results are worth it: 41% of the customers choose live chat over other support channels, and the satisfaction rate achieved through this channel is a whopping 92%.

5. Self-service knowledge base

Sometimes the best customer service requires no contact at all.

As much as 74% of customers prefer to solve their issues on their own whenever possible. 90% of respondents to a recent survey expected organizations to offer a self-service online portal, and 65% had a more favorable view of companies that offered a mobile-responsive one.

There are many benefits to this. Your customer service team can be more productive. A knowledge base cuts down on common and repetitive requests, freeing your team to help customers with more complicated issues. Also, it can solve basic customer issues 24/7, even when your service agents aren’t available. Definitely, a way to make your customers happy!

If your product is not complicated or technical enough to require a full knowledge base, an FAQ section may be perfect. FAQs could also be an excellent starting point while you develop a more comprehensive knowledge base.

6. Customer forums

Don’t forget the collaborative power of your customers, especially if your product is technical or complicated in any way.

A customer forum is a virtual community where users can find the latest company news and product documentation, get support, and discuss topics of interest. They can even share success stories. The important thing is to help your customers achieve their end goal.

Depending on your business, you can create different types of forums. You could have a free customer community on Facebook, a professional discussion group on LinkedIn, or a software user support group on substack.com.

While other support channels can help your customers find answers, they can also be a drain on your resources, especially when you’re answering the same questions over and over again.

That’s where customer forums come in. You can address the most common questions in one thread or conversation. Users can then simply search for their issues and find solutions in your previous responses. As time goes on, more and more members will jump in to help others. You can even promote your most dedicated users to admins to help manage the discussions.

Another big advantage of forum boards is that they are constantly updated. You can create new topics and solutions in real-time with little effort.

Finally, forums are a valuable source of ongoing customer feedback. Your business can, and should, use this feedback to continually improve.

Ten tips to optimize your customer support channels for your business

1. Learn about your target audience and their channel preferences

You need to understand your customers’ unique expectations. How? It’s not a guessing game and you don’t need a crystal ball.

Instead, simply survey them. All you need is two questions: Where do you hang out most online and how would you most like to be able to reach us with problems or questions?

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Customers in certain industries may expect a response within an hour. Other industries might be perfectly happy with a 24-hour turnaround. Find out for sure.

2. Define omnichannel for your organization

Remember, you don’t need to be everywhere. Make a list of channels you can offer support on. Then survey your customers to see which channels make the most sense. Keep in mind the type and scale of your business and the bandwidth of your customer support team.

Depending on your organization’s size and your team, you may not be able to provide seamless service over all the possible channels. And that’s okay. Focus on the most important ones.

3. Optimize everything for mobile

Mobile drove nearly 50% of all holiday sales in 2020.Ignore it at your peril.

Make sure that your website, knowledge base, forum, chat, email, and even phone are optimized for mobile:

  • Clearly display a customer service contact button on your mobile website or app.
  • Make sure that your FAQs, documentation, and self-support videos are mobile-friendly.
  • Use an easy contact service such as dial-for-support or live-chat-for-support specifically designed for mobile devices. Give customers an easy way to reach you without leaving your homepage.
  • Make sure customer service links are single-click sensitive.
  • Build a real-time tracking system for all your mobile inquiries.

4. Achieve a seamless multi-channel integration for consistency in customer service

59% of customers surveyed by Microsoft say they have used three or more channels to get customer service questions answered.But businesses frequently fail to track these conversations across channels. Communication is siloed and team members don’t know what is happening on other platforms. A true omnichannel strategy would integrate all these conversations.

The solution? An omnichannel knowledge base that can be accessed by all agents.

If a customer calls in and your agent notes the Facebook message they submitted a few hours ago, it will leave a lasting impression. It’s a memorable way to show that you are listening and that you care.

5. Build personalization into your customer support

There are many ways to add personalization into your customer interactions. Here are just a few:

  • Use your customers’ names while addressing them.
  • Track their preferences and make recommendations they would like.
  • Remember important dates like birthdays, holidays, and membership anniversaries, and make special offers.
  • Use guidelines for tone and style but allow for flexibility and for your agents’ personalities to shine through.
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This is another area where you can get creative. These are just a few ideas to get you started:

6. Automate common and repeatable tasks

  • Create personalized auto responders, but be sure to write them as real, conversational e-mails and revisit them regularly to make sure that they stay up to date.
  • Create workflows and scripts that direct customers to relevant sections of FAQs, knowledge bases, or customer forum discussions.
  • Use chatbots to respond to social media messages when your staff is not in the office and let customers know when they should expect a response.
  • Create canned emails/email templates to use for repetitive inquiries or issues.

7. Set up SLA policies

Service Level Agreements (SLAs) are used to set customer expectations and keep service providers accountable for delivering on their promises. With Hiver, a Gmail-based customer support software, you can easily set up help desk SLAs and ensure timely, efficient customer service.

Your goals should be transparency and efficiency. You can choose the type of emails you want to set up SLAs for and then configure your violation conditions. Easily configure multiple rules to set priorities and constantly improve your customer service.

8. Use analytics to measure and improve your customer support performance

The key to optimizing any customer service channel is using accurate, real-time data that provides clear insights into how your customer service team is performing, identifying areas of improvement, and fixing them.

You’ll especially want to see how many conversations have taken place, how quickly your team is responding, and the average time your team takes to resolve an issue.

With Hiver, you can view multiple types of reports with a single click without leaving Gmail. You can also choose to analyze these reports in detail for more crystal clear insights.

9. Leverage customer feedback

Use customer surveys to collect and measure customer feedback.

Customers are most likely to give accurate feedback and satisfaction ratings when they are collected proactively and immediately. With quantifiable data, you’ll know how well your team is performing and where there is room for improvement

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See all your customer satisfaction feedback in their own words — in real-time. It’s valuable and powerful information that allows you to act quickly. In addition, visual reports allow you to track and compare individual team members’ performance to see who is doing well, who can improve, and appropriate training opportunities.

10. Hire the right agents

A study by Cornell University states that an average call center experiences a yearly turnover rate of about 33 percent.

The costs of constant hiring can be astronomical. So focus on finding the right people from the start, those who will be motivated to delight customers and want to stick around and grow with you.

Seek out those who genuinely enjoy interacting with people. Look for reps who are flexible, quick-thinking, patient, loyal, and quick learners.

To find your perfect team members, get clear on who you want from the start. Then use scenarios and role plays to find empathetic problem solvers and good listeners. Make sure they understand the difference between sales and service and are passionate about service. Also keep an open mind when hiring, especially when it comes to older or non-traditional workers.

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Start today — optimize your omnichannel customer support

Providing top-notch customer support is an ongoing journey. You won’t achieve any of your goals overnight, but with the right priorities and focus you can quickly start seeing the impact on your customer satisfaction scores.

By following the steps in this guide, you’ll improve your omnichannel customer service, save money, and reduce churn.

Above all, make life easier for your customers. They will be excited to be part of your community, reward you with loyalty, and tell all their friends about you.

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FAQs

What is the most used channel for customer service? ›

1) Email. In online business, email customer service is going to be a non-negotiable channel for most companies. In fact, 91% of consumers use email every single day. In terms of channels with wide distribution, there aren't many that come close.

How do you optimize customer service? ›

How to Optimize for Customer Experience
  1. Ask customers how they feel. It's easy to make assumptions about customer preferences based on their actions within your product. ...
  2. Create a journey map. ...
  3. Understand why they made their purchase. ...
  4. Do user testing and session recording. ...
  5. Don't neglect mobile. ...
  6. Emphasize consistency.
May 25, 2021

What is a customer service channel? ›

A customer service channel is a platform you utilize to communicate with your customers. Single-channel customer support is relatively simple. The majority of businesses begin there. There is only one way for clients to get in touch with the company with issues or inquiries.

What are the 7 channels of communication? ›

7 primary channels of communication in the workplace
  • In person. In-person conversations are one of the most effective channels of communication in the workplace. ...
  • Documents. ...
  • Emails. ...
  • Instant messaging platforms. ...
  • Videoconference. ...
  • Phone calls. ...
  • Social media.
Feb 3, 2023

What is the most effective channels and why? ›

Face-to-Face Communication

No surprises here. The richest communication channel around, face-to-face meetings, is often hailed as the most effective way for teams to interact. This is because it reduces any misconstrued messages by allowing for body language, facial expressions, and other nonverbal communication.

What are the four channels of customer engagement? ›

What are the 4 types of customer engagement? The four types of customer engagement are emotional, contextual, convenient, and social engagement.

What are the 4 P's that improve customer service? ›

When examined closely, it is clear that customer focus and the delivery of a customer experience is almost entirely derived not from technology, but from four other foundational elements: Product, Process, Policy, and People.

Which method can be used to improve customer service? ›

Request feedback from your customers

All good customer service teams ask their customers for feedback on a regular basis, and then use that information to implement meaningful improvements to their processes. Efforts to gather feedback should be as far-reaching and inclusive as possible.

What are types of service channels? ›

Types of service channels include banks, warehouses, insurers and transportation companies. Unlike communications and distribution channels, target market preferences have little bearing on the marketer's choice of service channels.

What are the current trends in customer service? ›

Top 7 customer service trends

Speed up your digital timeline. Customers expect companies to lead with their values. The rise of messaging. Automation improves experiences for customers and agents.

What are 6 customer service examples? ›

12 examples of good customer service
  • Add a personal touch.
  • Be transparent and educate customers.
  • Respond quickly to all customer feedback.
  • Use creative and unexpected return policies.
  • Find a workaround when items are out of stock.
  • Build a connection with local shoppers.
  • Remember and reward repeat customers.
Jun 4, 2021

What are the three 3 major channel categories? ›

There are three types of distribution channels: direct, indirect and hybrid.
  • Direct. With the direct channel, the company sells directly to the customer. ...
  • Indirect. Indirect channels use multiple distribution partners or intermediaries to distribute goods and services from the seller to customers.

What are the three main channels? ›

Communication channels can be categorized into three principal channels: (1) verbal, (2) written, and (3) non-verbal. Each of these communications channels have different strengths and weaknesses, and oftentimes we can use more than one channel at the same time.

What are the 8 communication channels? ›

8 communication channels in the workplace
  • Face-to-face conversation. A face-to-face conversation is a type of in-person communication that can take place through formal, informal and unofficial channels. ...
  • Phone calls. ...
  • Video conferencing. ...
  • Text messaging. ...
  • Instant messaging. ...
  • Email. ...
  • Printed documents. ...
  • Social media.
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What are the 9 channel functions? ›

The nine channel functions are: physical possession, ownership, promotion, negotiation, financing, risk, ordering, payment, information sharing.

How to pick the most effective communication channels at work? ›

Select the best communication channels at work in 3 steps
  1. Is your message formal or informal?
  2. Does this information need to be referenceable?
  3. Is this information urgent or time sensitive?
  4. Are you relaying confidential or sensitive information?
  5. Is this information general or specific?

What are the 4 major components of all communication channels? ›

Effective communication leads to understanding. The communication process is made up of four key components. Those components include encoding, medium of transmission, decoding, and feedback.

What are popular channels? ›

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What are different ways or channels you can use to attract your customers? ›

Here are 10 common marketing strategies companies use to reach more customers, encourage repeat business and build brand loyalty:
  • Leverage social media.
  • Start a blog.
  • Maximize search engine optimization (SEO).
  • Create a call to action (CTA).
  • Engage influencers.
  • Build a mailing list.
  • Create an affiliate program.
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What is the most popular communication channel? ›

So we can, therefore, assume that all of them are important communication channels for a successful customer-centered business.
...
Our statistics for social media channels.
ChannelUse Percentage
Facebook42%
WhatsApp34%
SMS32%
Email28%
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What are the 3 pillars of customer service? ›

Why is Customer Service So Important Today? Pillar 1: Persistence. Pillar 2: Personalization. Pillar 3: Intelligence.

What are business customer channels? ›

Your Channels are customer touch points that play an important role in the customer experience. Your Channels serve several functions, including: Raising awareness among customers about a company's products and services. Helping customers evaluate a company's Value Proposition.

What are the channels used in CRM? ›

CRM systems compile customer data across different channels, or points of contact, between the customer and the company, which could include the company's website, telephone, live chat, direct mail, marketing materials and social networks.

What are the 4 most important customer service elements? ›

The 4 most important elements of excellent customer service
  • Respond in a timely manner. ...
  • Respond knowledgeably. ...
  • Communicate with customers where they are. ...
  • Streamline your process.
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What are the three 3 most important components of providing high quality customer service? ›

Essentially, the 3 important qualities of customer service center around three “p”s: professionalism, patience, and a “people-first” attitude. Although customer service varies from customer to customer, as long as you're following these guidelines, you're on the right track.

What are the 5 customer service characteristics that customers use to evaluate service quality? ›

The five service quality dimensions are tangibility, reliability, responsiveness, assurance, and empathy.

How customer service can be a strategy to improve customer satisfaction? ›

Act on customer feedback

To achieve your customer satisfaction goals, you need to turn customer feedback into a concrete business strategy. Acting on customer feedback promotes positive customer experiences, building customer loyalty and adding to their lifetime value.

What are the five 5 channels used in communication? ›

When thinking about effective communication, five channels or forms are available. They are: listening, writing, speaking, visuals, and mathematics.

What are examples of channels? ›

For example, phone calls, text messages, emails, video, radio, and social media are all types of communication channels.

What is customer contact channel strategy? ›

What is a contact strategy? It's a strategy for how you will contact and communicate with your customers and prospects. It creates a clear plan that connects your marketing objectives to how you will build relationships with your customers.

What are the 3 major trends? ›

There are three main types of trends: short-, intermediate- and long-term.

What are the 5 types of trend? ›

The five different types of trend lines are:
  • Linear.
  • Polynomial.
  • Exponential.
  • Logarithmic.
  • Power.
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What is the biggest challenge in customer service? ›

What are the biggest customer support challenges facing companies?
  • Answer challenging customer questions.
  • Understanding customer needs.
  • Managing and exceeding customer expectations.
  • Customer request is outside of your offerings and abilities.
  • Handling angry customers.
  • Serving several customers at once.
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What are the 5 A's in customer service? ›

The 5 A's: Apologize, Acknowledge, Appreciate, Act, Audit. Apologize to the customer: If the customer is calling and they are upset, the first thing you should do is apologize.

What are the 5 star customer service? ›

Five-star customer service means making it so your customer never has to explain anything twice, and your customer service team has any information they need right at their fingertips. In fact, truly excellent support means customers don't even have to explain things once.

What are the 5 most important things in customer service? ›

Here are the top customer service skills your representatives need, according to data.
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  • Effective Listening. ...
  • Attentiveness. ...
  • Time Management. ...
  • Willingness to Improve. ...
  • Knowledge. ...
  • Ability to Admit You Don't Have the Answer. ...
  • Thick Skin.

What are the 5 basic channels of distribution? ›

Here are eight distribution channels that can help consumers access products:
  • Direct sales. ...
  • Retailer. ...
  • Independent distributor. ...
  • Reseller. ...
  • Wholesaler. ...
  • Intensive distribution. ...
  • Exclusive distribution. ...
  • Selective distribution.
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What are the 5 channel phases? ›

Channels are typically direct or indirect and has five phases: awareness, evaluation, purchase, delivery, and after sales.

What are the 4 P's of customer service *? ›

Promptness, Politeness, Professionalism and Personalization: these 4 characteristics are the key ingredients to any successful service interaction, and when you think about it, they are the basics you expect to receive as a consumer.

What are the 7 qualities of good customer service? ›

7 Must-Have Qualities of a Stellar Customer Service Rep
  • Problem-Solving Skills. The number one skill you need to excel in for good customer service is problem-solving. ...
  • Clear Communication. ...
  • Friendly Attitude. ...
  • Empathy. ...
  • Business Acumen. ...
  • Product/Service Knowledge. ...
  • Strong Time Management.
Jan 31, 2023

What are the 3 C's of customer service? ›

The three Cs of customer satisfaction: Consistency, consistency, consistency. It may not seem sexy, but consistency is the secret ingredient to making customers happy. However, it's difficult to get right and requires top-leadership attention. “Sustaining an audience is hard,” Bruce Springsteen once said.

What are the 3 R's in customer service? ›

The Three Rs of customer service marketing are Relatable, Relevant, and Respectful and they are vital to the success of your ability to grow and scale your business.

What are the six pillars of customer service? ›

Customer experience can be described using six pillars of customer experience: Personalization, Integrity, Expectations, Resolution, Time and Effort, and Empathy.

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