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3P's of Customer experience @ Retail in brief
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3P’sCustomer Experience
@ Retail
Abdulrahman Alghamdi
CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE (CEX)
"Customers always get more than they bargain for, because a product or service always comes with an experience. By "experience," we mean the "takeaway" impression formed by people's encounters with products, services, and businesses—a perception produced when humans consolidate sensory information."
(Carbone and Haeckel 1994)
CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE
EVERY DAY FOCUS
CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE
EVERY DAY FOCUSX
CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE
our every SECOND focus
What is customer
experience ?
Customer Experience
3P’sPeople
Process
Place
3P’sCEX @ Retail
Advocate
Loyal
Repeated
New Customer
Custom
er Experience
Our
Cus
tom
ers
Business level Emotional Level
Physical performance elements our product or
service provide
What is felt by the customer when ever they have contact with our
company
Expectation point has been exceededon both business and emotional level and relatively balanced giving rise to
a positive customer experience
POS ITIVE
Imbalancedcustomer experience
Imbalancedcustomer experience
Business level Emotional Level
POS ITIVE
Imbalancedcustomer experience
Imbalancedcustomer experience
Business level Emotional Level
POS ITIVE
Imbalancedcustomer experience
Imbalancedcustomer experience
Business / Emotion Balance Business and Emotional Levels exist prior to, during and after every contact.
Every interaction provides an opportunity to enrich customer experiences.
A customer experience is a dynamic rather than a static construct. As each expectation is exceeded, the bar raises for the next experience.
Delivering positive customer experiences requires constant feedback and evaluation from a customer perspective. This should take both internal and external evaluation.
As a human’s brain is made of two spheres, one fundamentally designed for logic and the other for emotions, if we continue to focus efforts just on the physical elements (logic) of a customer experience we are in effect ignoring 50% of the customer’s brain (emotions) and arguably the key decision maker.
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