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"He will make you think and change how you act and for a marketing book that is the ultimate praise." --DTC Perspectives
"The Experience Effect takes marketers through every step of constructing an experience that expresses a clear, meaningful brand impression and then reinforces it with each customer interaction....Based on real marketplace examples and results, The Experience Effect leads the way to securing customer loyalty, touchpoint by touchpoint, interaction by interaction, person by person." --Retail Observer
The decision to pay money for a product or service is often based on more than just the product or service itself. Consumers care deeply about the overall experience of the buying process: They respond to the marketing message, the advertising, the sales approach, the website, the interaction with company personnel, and more.
When all these elements come together to form a seamless experience, the customer is left with a feeling of satisfaction that ultimately builds loyalty. Jim Joseph calls this ideal combination the “experience effect,” and in this book he shows how any business can create one for its brand. Filled with practical advice and real-life examples, The Experience Effect shows readers how to:
Understand their brand’s target audience • Conduct more effective market research • Connect with customers on an emotional level • Establish appropriate and engaging customer touchpoints • Link digital and nondigital media • Perform a gap analysis of their brand’s marketing • And more
Whatever the business, whatever the size, The Experience Effect will help companies create a simple yet powerful brand experience that resonates purpose fully, consistently, and continuously with customers.
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This book is a refreshing way to provide insight, humor, truth and applicability to marketing. It is unlike typical marketing books AND the students enjoyed reading and presenting from it. I plan to use it again this fall! Looking forward to Jim's next book as well! What a way to revolutionize teaching.
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Great primer for newbies, superb reminder for industry vets,
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I've worked in the advertising industry for nearly 10 years and have actually had the pleasure of seeing Jim Joseph in action. He has an incredible ability to think on his feet regardless of the situation. His knowledge of the space is quite remarkable and he has a seemingly endless reservoir of experience to draw from.
He shares a great deal of that experience in this book, that squarely places the emphasis back where it belongs - on the customer and their experience with a brand. The concepts are easy to follow and he clearly outlines the steps those new to the advertising/marketing world need to master. That's great, but I've worked on countless campaigns over the years and his examples served as a sharp reminder to me of just how easy it is to get sidetracked while brand building (or destroying as sometimes the case may be). I've seen, first hand, too many advertisers (myself included) get lost in the "big idea" for a brand, that they forget to really consider what that ultimately means for how the customer relates to that brand (or how the disparity between a brand's offline and online experiences can create confusion and a serious disconnect for that matter). I now actively pay attention again to my interactions with the various brands in my life and how they affect me. Not only do I find it fascinating to really ponder how those interactions impact my habits, but it will no doubt increase my effectiveness in the ad world moving forward. So thanks Jim for the reminder to pay attention again to all things, big and small.
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Marketing professionals, read this book! Brand managers especially. In a world where the best-informed-consumer-ever makes new demands of your products and practices, and where they have access to far-reaching bully pulpits (social networks, consumer review sites, YouTube, blogs, and more) -- you need help! Read The Experience Effect.
Jim Joseph sets out by clearly defining what The Experience Effect is (it's the summary impact of your brand on a consumer based on the cumulative experiences they have with your brand every time they interact with it, whether shopping for it, complaining about it, using it, etc). In fact, that's the best word to describe this book: clear. The concepts are presented in everyday language and supported by everyday examples. The conversational tone is perfectly appropriate, because Joseph is writing about consumers' everyday experiences and how they affect your brand's performance. As you digest the lessons and examples, you're suddenly remembering your own experiences with brands, and these connections give great clarity to the premise. And there are plenty of examples. The Experience Effect isn't limited to sales. Joseph points out good and bad brand experiences that happen everyday in customer support, in product design, in web site design, in general service. The brands highlighted range from J. Crew to the local pasta restaurant. And they all resonate. Then Jospeh walks you through the steps of understanding, strategizing and tailoring your own brand's Experience Effect. And as the rest of the book, it's super clear and informed by his deep marketing knowledge. I was reminded of a Reuters story last year that started this way: "Americans are more loyal to their favorite soft drink, television show or car brand than they are to their employer, according to a joint Reuters/Ipsos poll." So how do you make sure your brand is on the loyalty list of your most important customer? I suggest you start by reading "The Experience Effect."
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