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4 Actions to Exceed Customer Expectations

Beyond Philosophy

This budget is earmarked to exceed Customer Expectations. These resources enable the team to take action in cases where it is needed to surprise and delight Customers. The Only Expectations That Matter in Customer Experience Design. How to Make or Break Your Customer Experience.

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Subconscious Clues That Call People to Action

Beyond Philosophy

Helping your Customers make a decision is an important element in your Customer Experience design. This delay is a consequence caused by the Paradox of Choice , first introduced to us by Barry Schwartz in his book of the same name in 2004, and then later in his TED talk. The Consequence of Choice.

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Are you Irrational: 7 Questions to See If You Are Irrational?

Beyond Philosophy

What we need now is more action to address irrationality in Customer Experience design to include how it makes our Customers feel. For more Customer Experience concepts, register for our Advanced Customer Experience Management (CEM) Certification Course beginning on April 20th.

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How to Become a Leader in Customer Experience | Driven to Delight

Michelli Experience

In business today, it takes leadership to build a business that consistently engages customers. If customers aren’t emotionally connected to your brand, through the experiences you provide, you will be vulnerable to offers and solicitations from your competitors. Which are you? Such was the case for Mercedes-Benz!

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What’s Your Signature? The Importance of Defining Brand Moments

Michelli Experience

In keeping with that message, I am excited to be blogging about one of my favorite leadership brands – Ed Mady and to use Ed as an example of the importance of creating signature moments that frame those “out of earshot” conversations. Branded Customer Experience. Here are just a few examples of Ed’s recent tweets.

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Make the Experience Faster and More Personal

Michelli Experience

I have been involved with Starbucks since 2004, beginning with initial research I conducted for my first of two books about them (The Starbucks Experience). In addition to partner engagement, leadership is also targeting customer experience enhancements driven by process changes and technology deployment.

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The Kindness GAP: Differentiation by Practicing Civility in Uncivil Times

Michelli Experience

Johnny and I wrote a book together titled When Fish Fly about the Pike Place Fish Market and his cataclysmic transition. However, he had not worked his way out of anger, resentment, bitterness or a “controlling” leadership style. He transformed himself from a “ruler” to a “leader”. He came upon his anger and cynicism honestly.