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Whenever embarking on a customerexperience investigation™ , which is what we do to help our clients walk in their customer’s shoes, we discuss why this is so challenging. I get what our customersexperience with us.” Because just when you think you’ve figured it out, something changes.
Here’s a thought — and the answer surely lies here: don’t focus on the score; focus on the customer and the experience. The customerexperience is a journey, and continuous improvement is key to staying ahead and winning at CX. Customerschange: E xisting customers leave, and new ones come along.
This the third in what I am planning to be a four-part series on service design, persona-based customerjourneymapping, activating customerjourneymaps, and optimal future experience visioning. I also assume that before you published your map, you would want it validated against GPS or other means.
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What phase of your customerjourneymap are you focusing on? Who are your target customers, how many of them will be part of the incubation, and what parameters do they meet? If you’ve already segmented your customers, which segment(s) will you include in your test? Customerschange.
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