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No C-level executive wants their company to provide a bad customer experience. Ask any one of them and they'll say they put the customer first. So why aren't more companies providing stellar experiences? Sprinklr chief evangelist Carlos Dominguez joins me today as we break down why customer experience can be so difficult, and how to make it easier (hint: paring down your marketing Frankenstack is a good start). Plus, a look at the sex appeal of the Tesla, and how they used that to their advantage.
As we've moved from the static web to the conversation web, customer expectations have changed. Dramatically. The best way to understand modern customers is to understand the digital and analog evolution that created them. In today's episode we'll look at how the modern customer became a modern customer. And what you can do to keep them happy, and coming back for more.
The best customer experiences delight and surprise. They give you something you didn't expect. In this third (and final) episode of my TWA Hotel trilogy, I talk about the plethora of "wow" moments that turned me into a permanent fanboy. How are you wowing your customers?
The search for authenticity drives many of our decisions, including our brand choices. We're all hoping for those elusive, authentic experiences. In Part 2 of my discussion with Katie Martell we dive deep into performative brand allyship, the dangerous illusion of progress, and the unexpected benefits of an alien invasion. We finish up with a look at how brands can best demonstrate true authenticity. Spoiler alert: it's more than feel-good ads and woke-washed social media posts.
Learn more about Katie here:
https://www.katie-martell.com/
https://twitter.com/KatieMartell
We're living in an age where buyers (both B2B and B2C) want a personal relationship with brands. And more than that, they expect those brands to share their values. Katie Martell, unapologetic marketing truth-teller, joins me today for Part 1 of a rollicking discussion about "woke washing." It's the collision of social movements and marketing in an era where brands are being looked to as stewards of societal values.
Learn more here:
https://www.katie-martell.com/
https://twitter.com/KatieMartell
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