If customer experience is a design process, and it is, then it’s incredibly important that we pay attention to micro-moments. Today we have the power of digital ubiquity, connection architecture and a wide range of enabling technologies to invent perfect human experiences. The problem is, most organizations are using the wrong tools to glean insights about what customers hate and what customers love. I suggest to my clients to become far more thoughtful about micro moments so that we can create contiguous experiences that are amazing. Let me give you a small, but important example. I typically go to Chevron stations to get my gas. When I go to the pump and insert my card it always asked me the same question “are you a Safeway rewards member?” and my answer is always the same NO. It turns out most people aren’t a Safeway rewards member (See the worn out NO button in this post) so why does it keep asking, and for that matter why should I care. Getting gas is a pain, but when the wind is blowing and you’re trying to fill up your car the last thing you need this for Chevron to ask you the same damn question. Asking Read More
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Published on December 26, 2016 09:52