
Our initial lecture is an introduction to the course and a review of course objectives
This lecture provides a clear explanation of “Customer Experience” and examples by business type
This lecture reviews the distinction between Customer Experience and Customer Service
In this lecture, we will use infographics to do an overview of the customer journey for ecommerce businesses
In this lecture, we will use infographics to do an overview of the customer journey for brick and mortar businesses
This lecture covers why it’s important to focus on the customer experience and how it benefits the business.
In this lecture, we will do a deep dive into switching costs, switching behavior, and the interplay of brand loyalty
This brief lecture provides a distinction between Switching Behavior and Product Adoption.
This lecture will recap what we’ve covered so far.
In this lecture, we will return to the infographics to examine how business owners can impact customer experience along each point in the first half of the e-commerce customer journey. We will also review recent related research.
In this lecture, we will return to the infographics to examine how business owners can impact customer experience at each point in the second half of the e- customer journey, and review recent related research.
In this lecture, we will return to the infographics to examine how business owners can impact customer experience at each point along the brick and mortar/retail customer journey. We will also review recent related research and business examples.
In this lecture, we will discuss how you can impact factors that are typically beyond the control of the business.
This lecture reviews ways to solicit feedback from customers .
This lecture discusses several ways to improve the response rate when soliciting feedback from customers.
This lecture is an introduction to responding to customer reviews.
In this lecture, we will review best practices for responding to positive reviews .
In this lecture, we will review best practices for responding to neutral reviews .
In this lecture, we will review best practices for responding to negative reviews .
This lecture will recap what we’ve covered so far.
This lecture will provide several additional practical tips to improve customer experience .
Course wrap up and challenge!
In this course, you’ll see - both through third-party research and specific, real-life business examples - how delivering a superior customer experience can help you increase your revenue and grow your customer base.
This would be a great course for you if:
You are a current business owner – whether you have an ecommerce, brick and mortar, or service business– who is actively seeking ways to improve your customers’ experience
You are an aspiring business owner and want to proactively identify ways to elevate your customers’ experience
You do not believe that providing a superior customer experience can directly benefit your business in terms of higher revenue and greater business growth.
You aren’t sure of the difference between customer service and customer experience
You find that you are continually lowering prices or offering coupons to attract and retain customers, and are looking for ways to differentiate your business beyond competing on price
You’re spending a lot of time and money troubleshooting with reactive customer service
Course sections include:
Understanding Customer Experience
The Difference Between Customer Experience and Customer Service
The Customer Journey
Customer Behavior, Including Brand Loyalty and Switching
3rd Party Research on the Relationship Between Customer Experience and Profits
Making an Impact Through Customer Experience
Soliciting Feedback
Best Practices in Responding to Customer Reviews
Further Improving Your Value to Customers