KANSAS CITY, MO, November 03, 2011 (Press-News.org) Kansas City Jeweler Jewelry By Morgan has been named a recipient of the 2011 Customer Satisfaction Award for Excellence in Customer Care, presented by Talk of the Town News, Customer Care News and Celebration Media.
The award honors companies and professionals that provide excellent customer service, as reported by their customers through no-cost, user review websites. The reviews are analyzed by a team of researchers who calculate a star rating system based on these data, which determines a business' award eligibility.
"Customer service has always been incredibly important to us," commented Morgan Fleming, owner of Jewelry By Morgan. "We create works of wearable art designed to make people happy and treating our customers as anything less than family taints the joy they have when wearing fine jewelry."
Jewelry By Morgan has always been proud to be involved with some of the most important times in people's lives. Whether they are making a custom engagement ring or buying a piece of designer jewelry as a gift, the staff at Jewelry By Morgan have always striven to make each customer feel like an honored guest in their home.
As one of Kansas City's leading jewelers, Jewelry By Morgan offers a wide variety of services from simple jewelry repair to creating complete custom jewelry. They also carry a variety of internationally recognized designer jewelry lines from designers such as Jorge Revilla, Natalie K, Giorgio Visconti and Gelin Abaci.
Jewelry By Morgan has been a staple of fine jewelry shoppers in Kansas City for more than 30 years. Led by jewelry designer Morgan Fleming, Jewelry by Morgan has become known as Kansas City's finest jeweler for a number of reasons: wide selection of fine jewelry, creative custom jewelry designs, exceptional quality and craftsmanship, and high customer satisfaction. Jewelry by Morgan is one of the few professional jewelers in the Kansas City metro area that specializes in designing and crafting custom jewelry to the exacting specifications of each customer. To learn more visit Jewelry By Morgan at 8640 N Boardwalk Ave. or visit them online at http://www.jewelrybymorgan.com.
Jewelry By Morgan Receives the 2011 Talk of the Town Award
Kansas City Jeweler Jewelry By Morgan has been named a recipient of the 2011 Customer Satisfaction Award for Excellence in Customer Care, presented by Talk of the Town News, Customer Care News and Celebration Media.
2011-11-03
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[Press-News.org] Jewelry By Morgan Receives the 2011 Talk of the Town AwardKansas City Jeweler Jewelry By Morgan has been named a recipient of the 2011 Customer Satisfaction Award for Excellence in Customer Care, presented by Talk of the Town News, Customer Care News and Celebration Media.