Healthy Customer Experience involves even the colour scheme, logo, lines, angles, curves, dots …packing and so on.
You are not a drop in the ocean; you are the entire water in the ocean! You deserve nothing less than value-based content that creates a healthy experience.
Creating a Healthy Experience is a creative effort; for us, it is a pursuit of value creation - Creating Value through transforming moments into inspiring moments.
The right combination of HCI and HCX is nothing but Learning and Storytelling
Every product and service tell a story if we know how to read and listen. We challenge to think up a type of business that doesn't benefit from providing a healthy customer experience. Putting the customer experience first is always good for business growth.
Life is an experiment. The more experiments we make, the healthier the experience
Businesses increasingly recognise the power of healthy customer experience in growing loyalty, lowering operational costs and securing long-term growth. But how exactly do we make your HCX better?
If you do not aspire to scale your venture and you are enough with procrastinating and daydreaming about your success, customers will not support you. The leadership of creating a healthy customer experience is for those who come with fire in their belly. Your products and services can’t shape your business; how you present and make customers relate to your product and service alone can make you successful.
The future of your business lies in your ability to create a healthy experience for your customers. Whether you like it or not, it is true. You may be a baker, builder or professional; however, unless you become an experience creator, you can’t succeed in your business. You need many HCIs to create an HCX.
You need to make your customer understand what your brand stands for, however good your product or service may be, or else the customer will not support you. It is both an art and science to communicate and make customers understand and accept the value proposition of your brand. You earn customer loyalty based on how you create value around your solution to the pains and problems of your customers.
Do you know which everyday activities drive your business upward and create revenue?
As an entrepreneur, your only responsibility is to create a value-based healthy customer experience. It is not a part-time job. It is not something you can outsource or delegate. It is your single most important job. Your existence persists or perishes by how effective your sales, marketing and customer care are at creating a healthy experience.
We focus on understanding the customer’s place, participating in the customer journey, and creating a healthy customer experience to address customers’ deepest insecurity, pains, fears, hopes and dreams. We need to understand them in a context and craft a brand communication that effectively communicates how we are qualified to create a healthy experience for them. The bigger the problem or pain you identify and create a solution for, the more you will be rewarded. What differentiates you from your competitor is your response and understanding of the customer, not your product or solution. It is a valuable activity to understand our HCX readiness. What is our created value, and what is participation? How much input creates how much value? How many people create HCX? How many customers create HCX? Find out if there is any disproportionate relationship.
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You are growing in your business when your HCX creates choices that predictably bring in multitudes of the right customers every day.
Every business has just one problem: “How to get the right customers in the right time and place – and therefore more value creation”. Therefore, to be an effective entrepreneur, you must graduate to become an expert at selling. Your time and resources should be spent on the real business that every business owner is in – creating an HCX using appropriate HCI. Do you measure the acceptance level of your product or service? How often do you correct and upgrade your products and solutions? Do you have any mechanism to understand and study customer problems and pain points? Why should a customer buy your product? What is the value chain of activities that create value in your organisation?