The Intuitive Customer | Improve Your Customer Experience To Gain Growth
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The Intuitive Customer, hosted by Colin Shaw, recognized as a global influencer in Customer Experience and Prof. Ryan Hamilton, Emory University, USA. We discuss how you can improve your Customer Experience and gain growth by understanding your Customer's behavior. Brought to you by Beyond Philosophy through our consultancy, training and market research.
The Intuitive Customer | Improve Your Customer Experience To Gain Growth
4d ago
Quality assurance is crucial in Customer Experience Management, and assessing call center operations provides valuable insights into an organization's customer-centricity. The subject of today’s episode is the result of our None of Use is Clever as All of Us feature. One of our listeners, Jamie Scott of Evaluate Agent shared his thoughts on Quality Assurance and the problems organizations have regarding this area.
Observations and conversations with call center agents reveal operational inefficiencies and training gaps that impact the overall customer experience. Scott highlights key issues wi ..read more
The Intuitive Customer | Improve Your Customer Experience To Gain Growth
1w ago
A Master Class Part 2: Unlocking the Psychology of Customer Experience
In this episode, we continue exploring the psychology behind Customer Experience, focusing on the role of memory. Customer loyalty hinges on how memories are formed and retained. Therefore, understanding memory formation is crucial for designing impactful experiences.
Memory formation begins with encoding, where new information is processed and stored in the mind. Encoding involves several effects, including the Primacy Effect, which prioritizes remembering initial experiences, and the Recency Effect, which emphasizes recol ..read more
The Intuitive Customer | Improve Your Customer Experience To Gain Growth
2w ago
A Master Class: Unlocking The Psychology of Customer Experience
With this episode, we begin an eight-part series exploring customer behavior and the psychology that drives it. Each part will delve into the various psychological aspects of Customer Experiences, offering practical advice on understanding and influencing them. Our focus today is on why customers make quick decisions and how you can sway those decisions in your favor.
Understanding customer behavior is complex and influenced by multiple factors, a concept known in academic circles as high causal density. There's no one-size ..read more
The Intuitive Customer | Improve Your Customer Experience To Gain Growth
3w ago
In this episode, Colin and Ryan tackle a listener's question about the psychology of customer loyalty, delving into its emotional and relational aspects.
Loyalty, they explain, goes beyond mere repetition of behavior; it is rooted in deep emotional attachment and often requires sacrifice. Drawing parallels to personal experiences, such as loyalty to sports teams (Lutown Town Football Club, recently reinstated in the Premiership) and brands like Apple (naturally), they highlight the importance of trustworthiness and the willingness to go the extra mile in fostering loyalty.
They em ..read more
The Intuitive Customer | Improve Your Customer Experience To Gain Growth
1M ago
“Did I tell you about the time I …”
These seven words are one of many ways we signal one of our favorite things is coming next: a story. We can’t get enough of stories and look for them everywhere, from news to conversations to the commercials we can’t avoid on TV. Stories are an essential part of the human experience.
In today's world, storytelling is crucial in various aspects of business, including marketing.
Human fascination with narratives stems from their ability to captivate attention, evoke emotions, and aid memory retention. Stories provide context, making informat ..read more
The Intuitive Customer | Improve Your Customer Experience To Gain Growth
1M ago
Personalization is an excellent tactic for your marketing efforts. However, only some people like this personalization; some feel they're being watched. Therefore, it is important to remember that context and who's doing the personalizing matter.
Picture this: Colin’s at his go-to fishing store, Discount Tackle. The manager knows him, we chat, and he recommends a lure. Even though Colin can snag it cheaper elsewhere, the personalized touch keeps him coming back.
We've all got our versions of this – the local diner, your loyal barber, or maybe a small biz that fuels your hob ..read more
The Intuitive Customer | Improve Your Customer Experience To Gain Growth
1M ago
Customer emotions heavily influence experiences and motivate actions, yet these motivations are often hidden, even from the customers. Organizations must uncover these hidden motivations to serve their customers better. The "Jobs to Be Done" framework, popularized by Clayton Christensen at Harvard Business School, provides a lens through which to view customer motivations.
Eckhart Boehme, Founder and Managing Director of Unipro Solutions, emphasizes the importance of aligning customer experiences around the idea of jobs to be done, helping organizations grow faster by understanding what ..read more
The Intuitive Customer | Improve Your Customer Experience To Gain Growth
1M ago
Colin has been ghosted. He was surprised, considering he is married and has been for decades.
However, his ghosting experience didn’t come from a romantic partner but a professional one. Since ghosting appears to be spreading into many interactions, we thought we should discuss it here.
Ghosting, where someone suddenly stops communicating, has become more common, thanks to technology making it easier to cut off contact. It often happens online, like in dating apps, leaving one wondering what went wrong.
Even social invitations are not immune. Despite sending ou ..read more
The Intuitive Customer | Improve Your Customer Experience To Gain Growth
2M ago
"What's the one thing we need for a stellar Customer Experience?"
If we had a dollar for every time clients asked us this, we’d, well, have quite a few dollars.
The question is understandable. This unspoken desire for a silver bullet solution echoes across industries. We all want a silver bullet solution that will fix our problems, whether for weight loss, financial growth, or, in Colin’s case, for playing the guitar.
The problem is that there isn’t one for CX improvement. Or guitar, frankly. Achieving mastery in guitar isn't about shortcuts—it's about ho ..read more
The Intuitive Customer | Improve Your Customer Experience To Gain Growth
2M ago
You will have a customer crisis. We apologize for being so direct, but the fact is customer crises are inevitable. When it does happen, will you be able to navigate it to an acceptable outcome? Do you have a comprehensive approach?
We doubt it. Few organizations do.
Most think a customer crisis isn’t going to happen to them or that they will be able to manage it when it does with their business-as-usual approach.
They are wrong. It will, and they won’t.
Others think they do have a plan, even if they came up with it when the main method of com ..read more