The Ten Principles Behind Great Customer Experiences

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Pearson UK, Feb 14, 2013 - Business & Economics - 240 pages

Learn how to create a competitive advantage for your business by offering a customer experience that’s second to none!

By following a simple “ten principles” format, this book will show you how to constantly improve and build your business. The combination of psychological theory, real world case studies, worked examples and template documents provides the ‘what, why and how’ necessary to make good ideas stick and get them into practical usage, so you can enhance your customers’ experiences and keep them returning again and again.

Featuring lessons from a host of winning companies such as Facebook, Lush Cosmetics, Gü puddings and John Lewis, the book is littered with uncomplicated ideas which are simple to implement and accessible to anyone.

 

Contents

Preface
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Why the customer experience matters
Why customer experiences arent improving
The ten principles behind great customer experiences 4 Great customer experiences strongly reflect the customers identity 5 Great customer experien...
Great customer experiences set and then meet expectations
Great customer experiences are effortless
Great customer experiences indulge the senses
Great customer experiences are socially engaging
Great customer experiences put the customer in control
Great customer experiences consider the emotions
Bringing it all together the Apple customer experience
Final thoughts
Notes
Index

Great customer experiences are stress free

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About the author (2013)

Matt Watkinson is a designer and consultant who helps businesses get their customer experience right. He has worked with household names, design agencies and management consultancies at home in the UK, in Europe and America. Learn more about Matt at www.mattwatkinson.co.uk .

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