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by Lauren Fritsch CELEBRATE 2015 CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE ARCHITECTURE: Why it’s the Best Differentiator for Startups

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by Lauren Fritsch

CELEBRATE 2015

CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE ARCHITECTURE: Why it’s the Best Differentiator for Startups

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@magnetismfactor#CelebrateCX

[email protected] www.TCCConsultingGroup.com

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• Learn what exactly is CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE and why does it matter?

• Use FREYTAG’S PYRAMID to learn how the narrative arc follows and informs CX.

• Examine CUSTOMER TOUCH POINTS to learn how you can craft a memorable experience.

• Create NARRATIVE ARCS for your CX and content.

Today’s OBJECTIVES

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Your BRAND’S PURPOSE =

the difference you are making in the world.

What’s your PURPOSE?

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EXAMPLES. DELIVERING HAPPINESS.

(Zappos)

THINK DIFFERENT.(Apple)

PEOPLE AGAINST DIRTY.(Method)

FOOD WITH INTEGRITY.(Chipotle)

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what is CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE (CX)?

CX is the sum of all experiences a customer has with a supplier of goods/

services over the duration of their relationship with that supplier.

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you can also think of it as “BRAND EXPERIENCE”,

since some will not be actual paying customers (yet).

THINK:website visitors

newsletter subscribersyoutube viewerseven employees

(if you have them)

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CX INCLUDES: AWARENESSDISCOVERY

INTERACTIONATTRACTIONPURCHASE

USECULTIVATIONADVOCACY

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what’s your TRANSFORMATION?

INTERNAL• Mind set• Capacity• Emotions• Perspective

EXTERNAL• Money• Health• Relationships• Job• Possessions• Experiences

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THE CX SPECTRUM

PRE-PURCHASE POST-PURCHASEPURCHASE

PROMOTIONS

DISPLAYS

WEBINARS

SOCIAL MEDIA

VIDEO VIEWS

WORD OF MOUTH

WEBSITE

EMAIL/NEWSLETTERS

PR

PACKAGING

EVENTS

SALES PERSON

INVOICE / RECEIPT

CHECK OUT PROCESS

UP SALE

WEB NAVIGATION

TRADE SHOW

SALES PAGE

FORUMS

DELIVERY (DIGITAL + IRL)

LOYALTY PROGRAM

THANK YOU

CUST APPRECIATION

SURVEYS

EMAIL / AUTORESPONDER

CUSTOMER SERVICE

SOCIAL MEDIA

B R A N D T O U C H P O I N T S

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exposition dénouement

climax

risin

g ac

tion

falling actionreversal

FREYTAG’S PYRAMID

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MEETand

GREET

GETTINGTO KNOWone another

SATISFACTION

PUTTINGit intopractice

MINORturnaroundbeforeeventualresolution

MAKING theCOMITTMENT

exposition dénouement

climax /turning point

fallingactionrising

action

reversal

CX NARRATIVE ARC

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FIRST INTERACTION WITH BRAND

(Touchpoints Include Website, Event, Referral, Social Media, In-Person)

• audience learns the facts of your brand: who, what, where, when, how

• desired next step: greater brand engagement

exposition

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BUILDING KNOWLEDGE OF BRAND

(Touchpoints: Newsletter, Blog, Free Events, Lower Priced Items, Social Media)

• They dig deeper into your brand, enhancing the exchange relationship / need for reciprocity.

• They sample your expertise, product, etc. so they can experience change/results personally.

• Desired next step: encourage continued engagement / buy again

risingaction

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PURCHASING SIGNATURE SERVICE / PRODUCT

(Touchpoints: Sales Page, Salesperson, Delivery Medium + Follow Up)

• They experience your change here• Desired next step: adoption

of solution + engagement with the service/product

climax /turning point

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PRODUCT INTEGRATION INTO THEIR LIFE

falling action

(Touchpoints: Impeccable Follow Thru, High Touch Communication)

• Conflict unravels, they integrate change into their lives• Desired next step: engage with change

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3 FEET FROM THE GOLD!

reversal

(Touchpoints: Anticipate Last Minute Complications)

• The last resistance appears• Desired next step: perseverance

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RESOLUTION

dénouementthe cycle repeats

(Touchpoints: Sales Page, Salesperson, Delivery Medium + Follow Up)

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CONTENT NARRATIVE ARC

exposition

risingaction

climax /turning point

falling action

reversal

dénouement

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CONTENT NARRATIVE ARCEXPOSITION

• Begin with the end in mind• Paint picture of success• Here’s what I am going to teach you• Help them self-identify as needing your

solution

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CONTENT NARRATIVE ARC

RISING ACTION

• Be guide• Use tools• Flesh out main challenge / change they seek• Offer experience thru stories and context• Offer tools to fix the problem• Offer resources for moral support• Make it simple, but not easy

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CONTENT NARRATIVE ARC

CLIMAX / TURNING POINT

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FALLING ACTION

• Help them integrate and make your tools part of their life

CONTENT NARRATIVE ARC

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CONTENT NARRATIVE ARC

REVERSAL

• Anticipate resistance and offer experience, tools, resources as antidote

*With end result in mind*

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CONTENT NARRATIVE ARC

DÉNOUEMENT

• achieve desired outcome• success stories• what is now different / results

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QUESTIONS FOR CONTENT NARRATIVE ARC

exposition

risingaction

climax /turning point

falling action

reversal

dénouement

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QUESTIONS FOR CONTENT NARRATIVE ARC

EXPOSITION

• Who are you?• What is solution / change you provide?• Vision: what does success look like?• What is the way of success for your target

market?

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RISING ACTION

QUESTIONS FOR CONTENT NARRATIVE ARC

• Help your market self-identify• What tools are most helpful + powerful early?• What initial challanges will they face?• What’s #1 tool to overcomes challenges?

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CLIMAX / TURNING POINT

QUESTIONS FOR CONTENT NARRATIVE ARC

• What helps them make a decision (yes or no)?• What info is still needed?• Address objections, fears• Offer social proof• What flipped switch for you, others?

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QUESTIONS FOR CONTENT NARRATIVE ARC

• What is helpful to making lasting change?

• What details should be paid attention to (Now that big stuff is out of the way)?

FALLING ACTION

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REVERSAL

QUESTIONS FOR CONTENT NARRATIVE ARC

• Prepare for resistance• Address with inspiration• Invite support, compassion• Feel their pain

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QUESTIONS FOR CONTENT NARRATIVE ARC

• Celebrate!• Paint picture of success story• Invite sharing• Highlight stories

DÉNOUEMENT

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What’s the SPARK?

• IDENTIFY the precipitating conditions (internal and external) that elicit action.

• DECIDE what your desired next action is.• SELECT touch point and content based on

precipitating condition and desired next action.• MAKE IT OBVIOUS!