Guide: Customer Experience and its applications to your business
It is no secret to anyone that, in this new digital era, businesses have been affected in many ways, both negatively and positively in terms of...
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Por Alfonso Ramírez | May 18, 2021
3 min read
Por Alfonso Ramírez | May 18, 2021
As we mentioned in the previous blog of Basic guide: What is Customer Experience, and how can you apply it to your business? New ways and perspectives have emerged in which we try to understand our customers' behaviours, if years ago we looked at their buying process for products or services in a traditional way. Today, businesses have new challenges, arising from old habits in the management of their strategies, implementations, processes, campaigns and sales and service methods employed directly to the customer service experience.
It is important to highlight that the times when we used to analyze customer satisfaction only by means of their opinions, continually returning to consume our products and services, carrying out tentative promotions among other aspects. Nowadays it is crucial to understand that it is not only about analyzing the service and how the customer reacts to it, but that it goes beyond, and that "beyond" is defined by experiences. Customer experiences are of great importance for the future of our brand.
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What is Customer Experience Design?
Customer Experience Design according to the Interaction Design Foundation of the customer experience and authors of the blog of Customer Experience Design. Customer Experience Design is the process design teams follow to optimize the customer experience at all touch points before, during and after conversion.
We can reflect on this fragment of Interaction Design Foundation several important aspects; that the customer experience design as part of the processes that are responsible for optimizing and automating the customer experience is a tool that well developed and focused on all the different points of contact of a business and transcendently in all the conversion periods through which the customer passes from the stages in the customer journey such as awareness, consideration and the decision process; these aspects are fundamental and extremely useful to apply strategies aimed at both B2B and B2C customers.
How can we develop it in our business?
Customer experience design can be applied in an omnichannel way within our business. While we used to see it as "customer satisfaction" and as a topic that was only seen by the customer service area. Today we can apply it as a strategy to integrate it into the different touch points and lifecycle areas where the customer is with us, and thus analyze which processes will be the most suitable to convert qualified prospects into customers.
To retain customers who have already had a longer conversion process with our brand and those customers with whom it would be ideal to generate up selling or better known as additional sales to increase extra sales of our products and services with our customer, and not also forgetting the cross selling or better known as achieve sales in addition to the products and services of our portfolio that has made that customer with our brand.
Some ways may include the following:
What are the benefits for our business?
As we have been able to analyze above, the model of a customer experience design strategy is extremely useful to improve our customer’s experiences. Not only their experiences itself, but it also adds value to our sales proposals, services, marketing and most importantly, our products and the relevance they have for our customer’s lives. So, to recap, some of the most important benefits that customer experience design brings us are:
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