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The Lazy CEO Podcast

Creating A Great Customer Experience and Customer Delight

by Oct 7, 2024The CEO Project Podcast

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In This Episode About Creating Great Customer Experience and Customer Delight

  • Customer Experience as a Marketing Tool: The podcast emphasizes that creating exceptional customer experiences can reduce the need for marketing, as satisfied customers will naturally promote the service or product to others.
  • Eliminating Friction & Surprising Customers: Successful companies like Amazon and Disney are highlighted for eliminating friction in the customer journey, using seamless processes and adding unexpected, memorable “wow” factors.
  • Understanding Customer Needs & Segmentation: The hosts stress the importance of deeply understanding customer segments and needs through both qualitative and quantitative methods, tailoring experiences to different types of customers.

Here is a Glimpse of Creating Great Customer Experience and Customer Delight

In this episode of The Lazy CEO Podcast, Jim Schleckser, founder of The CEO Project, discusses the growing field of customer experience engineering alongside Sharon McGuire. The episode explores how companies can design processes that delight customers, turning their experiences into key marketing tools. The hosts emphasize that understanding customers, including segmenting them based on their unique needs, is critical for crafting a successful customer journey.

They touch on methods like surveys and qualitative focus groups to gain insights into customer desires, noting that exceptional experiences often come from delivering what customers didn’t explicitly request but would love. They highlight the importance of eliminating friction, such as through seamless technology or low-effort processes, like easy car rentals and fast online checkouts, drawing parallels between B2C experiences (like Amazon) and B2B environments.

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