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Welcome to the Forum

How Well Do You Know Your

Customers?Plug the leak and stop customer

edging away

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Goal of Session

To provide you with an approach and some tools to get you closer to your customers. Result - to increase retention and improve

profitability

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According to Bain & Co

http://www.bain.com/publications/articles/closing-the-delivery-gap-newsletter.aspx

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What Bad Customer Service Does

Increases sensitivity to prices

https://www.helpscout.net/blog/bad-customer-service/#subscriber

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What Bad Customer Service Does

It denies you a second chance

https://www.helpscout.net/blog/bad-customer-service/#subscriber

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What Bad Customer Service Does

It spreads quicker than good

https://www.helpscout.net/blog/bad-customer-service/#subscriber

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Get it wrong and people head for the exit

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And the benefits are• 8 out of 10 customers would pay more for a great service

• 78% of on-line customers will recommend a brand

• Loyal customers are worth 10x their original purchase

• It as much as 7x more expensive to acquire a new customer than keep an old one

https://www.helpscout.net/blog/bad-customer-service/#subscriber

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Eight strategies to get you closer

1. Mindset2. Wow at very touchpoint3. Segment – Design, Deliver, Delight4. Feedback –Measure & be accountable5. Breed loyalty6. Set expectations7. Surprise them8. Make it fun or at least not boring

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Mindset

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Touchpoints

Website

Social Media

Blogs

Email

Phone

Face to Face

Print

Payment

Post-sales

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TouchpointsTake the customer journeyCore purchase channels

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Touchpoint MapAwareness Evaluation Engagement Conversion

Email Is the service write for list?

% of responses

% of conversions

Blog

Directory

PPC

Organic SEO

Social Media

Networking

Mail List 1

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Get it right you create

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Goals of Mapping

1.Minimise chances of negative experience

2.Improve customer retention3.Optimise communication4.Maintain human involvement at

key decision points5.Identify ‘fallout points’

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SegmentMarket Place

Focus

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Segmentation1. Understand

Customer’s needs

2. Group customers by

needs

3. Identify most ‘attractive’ segment

4. Develop a Value Proposition for each segment

5. Map each segments

touchpoints to needs

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Design! Deliver! Delight!

https://grahamharvey.com/design-deliver-delight/

Design•Match VP to needs

•Match Values

Deliver•KISS Process•People•Culture

Delight•Share•Love•Follow

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Feedback

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Gaining Feedback• Surveys

• Ask open ended questions• Short is best• Measure movement

• Talk to your clients• Phone them – not when you want them to buy but when it is neutral

• Use your data• When was the last time they bought

• Use technology• Google analytics• Usability Testing UserTesting.com,

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Build Loyalty

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Loyalty Tips• Communicate• Be of Service• Employee loyalty and training• Incentives• Match products with needs• Reputation• Flexibility• Humanise• Personalise • Reward

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How to Set and Meet Expectations

Honesty

Follow-up

Apologies

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The Value of a Surprise

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Who wants to engage with dull

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How do we include the Maldon Branding?

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Use this logo?

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Or something like this?

Look closely and you will see the logo as a watermark

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Or make your own?

Use the photo strip but choose your own photos from a wide selection. Then add your own business in the

middle.

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Where do you use it?

• Anywhere in your leaflets or brochures?

• As an email footer?• In an advert?• On your packaging?

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What do you think?

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How about a Twitter Group?• This is an idea I have which would help us all.

• Within Twitter you can create a list so my idea is that we create a list for those of us that want to take part.

• Every morning, as routine after reading our emails, we look at the tweets from our list and re-tweet them with appropriate comments or not as we see fit.

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What’s in it for us?• We extend our reach by tapping into each others networks

• It identifies us as a region with regional values

• It will increase engagement• Relevance to our local community

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Anyone ready to join me and give it a try?

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Any Questions?

Back on the 15th of November“is your business working to

your strengths?”