Navigating the Customer Journey: Insights from Jennifer Clinehens (Refreshed Episode)
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404. Navigating the Customer Journey: Insights from Jennifer Clinehens (Refreshed Episode)
Today’s Episode:
In episode 404 of The Brainy Business, Jennifer Clinehens, with her diverse background in entrepreneurship and experience design for global brands, shares valuable insights into the intersection of behavioral science and business. Through her discussion with host Melina Palmer, Jennifer emphasizes the significance of understanding the emotional journey of customers and leveraging the peak-end rule to shape customer perceptions. The conversation explores the non-linear nature of customer journeys, the importance of contextual factors, and the power of experimentation in applying behavioral science principles.
Jennifer's expertise in leveraging behavioral science to create meaningful customer experiences provides a nuanced approach to customer journey mapping and enhancing touchpoints. Her practical examples, such as Disney's approach to shaping the true end of customer experiences, add depth and relevance to the discussion. Listeners can gain valuable takeaways on choice hacking, understanding the true end of experiences, and the application of behavioral science principles to create engaging and memorable brand interactions, making this episode an essential listen for business leaders and marketers seeking to improve customer experiences.
In this episode, you will be able to:
Apply Behavioral Science to Transform Your Business Master Customer Journey Mapping for Enhanced Customer Experiences Unlock the Power of Peak End Rule for Exceptional CX Implement Effective Choice Architecture Strategies for Business Success Harness Visual Salience to Drive Customer Engagement Show Notes: 00:00:00 - Introduction
Jennifer introduces the concept of choice hacking and its application in understanding the psychology of why people buy.
00:02:00 - Intersection of Behavioral Science and Experience
Jennifer shares her background and how she applies behavioral science to experience design, marketing, and advertising for various brands.
00:07:49 - The Messy Reality of Customer Journeys
Customer journeys are not linear and require a pragmatic approach. It's crucial to experiment with behavioral science principles and consider the context of the customer base.
00:09:58 - Small Steps in Customer Journeys
Jennifer discusses the importance of breaking down customer journeys into small steps and paying attention to every moment to create a seamless and effective experience for the customers.
00:12:13 - Peak End Rule in Customer Journeys
Jennifer highlights the significance of applying the peak-end rule across a customer journey and the challenges of capturing the emotional journey autonomic.
00:13:27 - Understanding the True Ending of Customer Experience
Jennifer discusses the importance of recognizing the true ending of a customer experience, highlighting the common mistake brands make in neglecting the post-purchase phase and how it impacts customer satisfaction.
00:14:01 - Examples of Brands Getting the Ending Wrong
Jennifer provides examples of brands failing to manage the true ending of their customer experience, including a personal experience with Lululemon's delivery partner and Disney's innovative approach to enhancing the end of their theme park experience.
00:17:16 - Importance of Context in Customer Experience
The conversation delves into the significance of understanding the context in which customers interact with a brand, emphasizing the need for brands to take responsibility for the entire customer journey, including post-purchase interactions and feedback management.
00:19:41 - Tips for Discovering the True End
Jennifer shares practical tips for identifying the true end of the customer experience, including the importance of talking to and observing customers, breaking down silos within the organization, experimenting with different approaches, and measuring satisfaction on a jour
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