2 Weeks
·Cohort-based Course
There are thirty (30) unique ways in which to deliver Customer Value in a B2C relationship. Why focus on a single Brand Promise?
2 Weeks
·Cohort-based Course
There are thirty (30) unique ways in which to deliver Customer Value in a B2C relationship. Why focus on a single Brand Promise?
Course overview
Learn a about the thirty (30) unique elements of customer value (functional, emotional, aspirational) in a B2C relationship. How to help your organization assess and identify opportunities to enhance customer value to drive growth and retention.
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The CMO seeking to align their brand around customer value and experience
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The Brand Manager seeking to differentiate their brand in the eyes of their targeted consumer
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The Digital Marketer looking to better tailor marketing messages and content to their targeted consumer
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The CX or Customer Success Manager looking to understand the experiential outcomes to focus on delivering across the customer journey.
Your brand promise is important, however, it is not enough. There are thirty (30) unique elements of customer value that can be delivered in a B2C relationship.
Strategizer's Business Model Canvas is a simply framework to look at and understand how any organization creates, delivers, and captures value.
Customer Value is multi-dimentional (functional, emotional, aspirational) and hierarchical. Create a stronger brand connection with customers requires that you deliver higher-order value propositions (more emotional and aspirational).
Every brand needs to identify which of the thirty (30) unique customer value propositions are most critical to its target consumers. However, it's not simply stating them. Your customers must experience them.
Once you've identified the opportunities (pains or gains) to improve your customer value proposition it's important to identify ways in which you might improve it or execute on it with greater consistency.
Improving your overall brand experience requires transformation within your organization. Awareness is simply the starting point. You must create the Desire to change, the Knowledge for how to do it, empower people with the Abilty to do it and continually Reinforce it.
B2C Brand Connection and Customer Value
Brian Li
Jackie Poriadjian
John Gusiff is the Managing Partner for Customer Centric Solutions LLC. He founded the company in 2002 after spending 15 years helping leading brands across B2C, B2B, and B2B2C industries, design and implement customer acquisition, engagement, service, and retention strategies.
He is passionate about improving the lives of customers via human-centered design and design thinking methods. He leverages customer jobs-to-be-done (jtbd) insights research along with applied behavioral science when consulting with his clients.
He has worked directly with executives in marketing, sales, product development, customer service and support functions to help them rethink how they better service their customers and implement the processes, organization, and technology to support it.
Clients have included: American Honda, Canada Goose, Citibank, Ecobee, G Adventures, Gympass, Humana, Porch, lululemon, Royal Ambulance, Shaklee, and TransAlta.
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Introduction and Course Overview
Introduction and course overview explaining how to go about making your Brand Promise be realized:
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Brand Love and Connection
Brand Connection falls on a spectrum from unknown, to indiffent, to like it, to love it, to beloved.
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Customer Value Proposition Assessment
Identifying and assessing your customer value proposition leveraging the B2C Elements of Value framework:
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Creating a better Brand Experience
Excersises to rank and prioritize opportunities to improve value, identify ways to build more emotional connection to the brand:
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Engaging the Broader Organization
Identifying strategies and tactics for engaging the broader organization in the change:
Course sessions designed to teach students different CX frameworks and tools to identify and evaluate brand experience.
Looking to open enrollment sometime in July 2023 with the course being offered in August 2023.
Course sessions will include some pre-reads, individual and group exercises during class, and some homework.
Active hands-on learning
This course builds on live workshops and hands-on projects
Interactive and project-based
You’ll be interacting with other learners through breakout rooms and project teams
Learn with a cohort of peers
Join a community of like-minded people who want to learn and grow alongside you