10 insights to own the future with customer experience — martha pease

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This presentation consists of highlights from the interview with Moe Abdou,

founder & host of 33voices®.

Martha Pease is a thought leader, executive, entrepreneur and trusted advisor at the intersection of technology innovation, marketing strate-gy and consumer accountability. She is a frequent contributor to CNN and CNN.com. Apple, L’Oreal, IBM, Neutrogena, Pizza Hut, Dominos Pizza, Wendy’s, Elizabeth Arden, Novell, Pepsi, InterBev, P F Chang’s, Epson and Hitachi are among the companies Martha has marketed.

Martha Pease@martha_pease

CEO and Co-Founder of DemandWerks

The key to becoming a market leader and winning big is Empathy — your capacity to recognize and respond to the emotions

experienced by your customers.

Insight #1

Insight #2

The #1 reason that a business doesn’t grow to its potential is the likely notionthat 90% or more of its employees are focused on something other than the real power players — the consumers.

Insight #3

Smart marketing is short on assumptions, and much more aligned to the emotional

resonance desired by the consumer.

Insight #4

You’ll have a much better opportunity to launch a business, service or a product if you don’t have to rely on the success of

a learned behavior. Leverage the current behaviors instead.

Insight #5

Next time you experience slower growth cycles, lower ROI’s, continual

product introduction disappointment, chances are it’s a customer alignment issue. Retool!

Insight #6

When an organization puts in place processes that motivate

everyone to question assumptions and align themselves with the consumer,

it will begin to evolve organically and rapidly.

Insight #7

Your value proposition transcends price; it’s the promise of the total experience that

your customer will have with your brand.

Insight #8

To get a pulse on your organizational alignment, try asking a diverse group these broad, open-ended questions:

Insight #8

To get a pulse on your organizational alignment, try asking a diverse group these broad, open-ended questions:

Who are our customers?

Insight #8

To get a pulse on your organizational alignment, try asking a diverse group these broad, open-ended questions:

What’s our mission?

Insight #8

To get a pulse on your organizational alignment, try asking a diverse group these broad, open-ended questions:

How do we add value?

Insight #8

To get a pulse on your organizational alignment, try asking a diverse group these broad, open-ended questions:

How do we make money?

Insight #9

Turn your business into an outrageous demand creation engine by following these four steps:

Insight #9

Turn your business into an outrageous demand creation engine by following these four steps:

Build a platform, not a product

Insight #9

Turn your business into an outrageous demand creation engine by following these four steps:

Seek to master your market before stretching expectations and shattering boundaries

Insight #9

Turn your business into an outrageous demand creation engine by following these four steps:

Build a curious, opportunistic culture

Insight #9

Turn your business into an outrageous demand creation engine by following these four steps:

Align 100% of your resources towards your customer’s key demand drivers

Insight #10

Next time you find yourself in a deep hole, look where your strengths and

successes have been. That’s where you’re likely to find an answer to go forward.

Reflect: If you asked 10 people in your company to identify your ideal customer,

would you get the same answer?

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