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Category: Emotion Intelligence

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Customer Experience: Humans Experiencing Human Emotions & Making Moments to Remember

Why a customer chooses to buy, and when, and whether that customer can be retained, whether he or she will become a vocal brand advocate, and why that customer chose our product or service over a competitor’s represent the secret sauce to replicating that behavior in others—creating customer experiences that drive future sales. But without understanding the why, you are more or less guessing at the what you are trying to replicate.

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Emotions Are Complex, Analyzing Them Doesn’t Have to Be

Customers have distinct feelings about products, services, and brands. How can their emotions be captured and analyzed easily?

The process of analyzing emotions can be tricky, but it doesn’t need to be…let’s dive in. Research shows that being competitive on rational factors, while essential, will only achieve parity. Most leading products or services end up in this parity position because short-term advantages, based solely on rational factors, quickly are matched by competitors.

To combat this issue, marketers need to connect with customers on an emotional level for lasting advantage. This is why, in most highly competitive categories, advertising often has very little to do with conscious, rational benefits, features, or performance.

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