Colin Shaw

Unlocking the Hidden Customer Experience

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    already explained how the memory of experience is more important than the actual experience, so we know that remembering an experience is key. Therefore, understanding how peo
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    have earned their Customers’ loyalty by bringing them to tears.
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    fast and lazy is a great strategy for designing your Customer Experience as well. By that I don’t mean tricking them. Deceit is never a great strategy for Customer Experience.
    In my book, The DNA of
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    Getting your Customers to think
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    book, Thinking Fast and Slow, which tells us that our
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    category.
    This ad is a great example of making you think fast and be lazy in your decision-making. It’s based on a theory from 2002 Nobel Prize winning psychologist Daniel Kahneman’s boo
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    Thinking Fast and Lazy: Why Ads Target Our Emoti
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    they ask Customers what they would like to eat at a theme park, typically people will say they would like to have the option of a salad. Disney also knows that people don’t eat salads at theme parks! They eat hot dogs and hamburgers. Another example is that many people say they are wor
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    there is a big difference between what Customers say and what they do.
    For example, Disney knows w
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    et Promoter Score (NPS).
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