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Experience Consulting
Customer experience research (CXR) uses the latest research techniques to understand the experiences and information that customers generate, refining that data into actionable feedback that can help understand new behaviors and drive engagement across products, services, and experiences.
Buy The Hi, Not the Bye
By learning your priorities. By clearly defining the numerous ways customers contact and consume your brand. By highlighting the variables that affect their experience. By identifying the levers available to improve those experiences – and in what sequence to pull them. By scrutinizing and challenging your current understanding of your customers and their priorities.
And then we deliver a custom, highly detailed assessment organized such that it is easily consumed and delivered in mediums that make referencing the analysis efficient, ultimately helping to ensure the lessons are implemented and your organization receives material value from our work.
Key Benefits of Customer Experience
Command Price Premium. Brands that deliver premium customer experiences are able to command a premium for their services. This is well understood by many and supported by histories of data.
Be Stickier. Customers that have positive experiences become loyal. Repeated positive interactions and experiences reinforce that loyalty. They are also more likely to buy additional services on the basis of that loyalty.
De-Risk Development Investment. The distance between a complete understanding of buying behavior and investment is tantamount to a measure of risk. By prioritizing the development and sustainment of positive or improving customer experiences, you reduce that distance substantially; increasing probability of achieving success and contributing to the development of a winning innovation strategy.
See Future Trends Now. Historical data is helpful but regardless how complete the dataset it still requires inferences and assumptions about the continuity between behaviors past, present, and future. Our tools focus not on what has happened, but on what you can expect to happen by formalizing and bringing transparency to the methodologies utilized to make these assumptions.