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A case for purposeful Customer Experience Design Aug 2015 Mathieu Dhondt

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Page 1: Customer Experience Design

A case for purposeful Customer Experience Design

Aug 2015 Mathieu Dhondt

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Download the whitepaper at bitly.com/cxd-theref

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What do you buy when you buy

coffee?

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0,021 € per cup

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2,50 € per cup

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6,50 € per cup

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What we buy when we buy coffee at Florian is

the experience of sipping an espresso

at the self-declared oldest café in the worldon the stunning Piazza San Marco

in the company of the spirits of the likes of Casanova, Marcel Proust, Charles Dickens,

Charlie Chaplin and Ernest Hemingway, who all frequented Florian

when they happened to be in Venice.

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In a world saturated with largely undifferentiated goods and services the greatest opportunity for value creation resides in

staging experiences.

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The ROI of investing in experiences

can be demonstrably higher

than investing in classic advertising

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What did you eat?

Remember that restaurant you visited a month ago?

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What did you eat? (Dont’t worry, 79% don’t remember exactly either)

Remember that restaurant you visited a month ago?

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Did you like it?

Remember that restaurant you visited a month ago?

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Did you like it?97% remember their experience with full confidence.

Remember that restaurant you visited a month ago?

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Services and most goods are consumed and forgotten when the experiences they have engendered will still be there.

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Services and most goods are consumed and forgotten when the experiences they have engendered will still be there.

which means thatthe ROI of investing in experiences can be demonstrably higher than investing in classic advertising

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Digital has sped this up.

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It used to be that:Location is importantYou could make customers pay through the nose for mediocre products & servicesMost are once-in-a-lifetime customers

Case in point: the tourist trap

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And now…Case in point: the tourist trap

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Once-in-a-lifetime customers have become as important as regular customers (if not more)which means that

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Once-in-a-lifetime customers have become as important as regular customers (if not more)which means that

the ROI of investing in experiences can be demonstrably higher than investing in classic advertising

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Ok. But what’s new?

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Creating customer experiences is not new.Occasional purposeful design of these experiences by intuitive individuals also is not new. But rendering the design and execution of experiences as a management discipline with principles, tools, and techniques is new.

What’s exactly new?

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Framework for CXD

-- a quick overview --

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You cannot design an experience as such.

You can only design for an experience.

Keep in mind

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CXD Framework

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CXD Framework

The pencil is a clue for IKEA’s motif “We do our part, you do yours”.