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THE ULTIMATE LEVEL OF TRUTH™ Treacy & Wiersema: “The Disciplines of Market Leaders” (1996)
(1)

RED OCEAN BLUE OCEAN6 (2)


Porter & Kramer: “Strategy and Society” (HBR, 2006)
R Rivalry Rationale and “Creating Shared Value” (HBR, 2011)
O Objectives Opportunities
(2)
Mintzberg: “The Case for Corporate Social Responsibility”
ROUNDMAP™ is a universal business framework designed to drive sus- A brand should, therefore, offer seamless experiences throughout the cus- U Uniqueness Uncharted Waters (Journal of Business Strategy, 1983)
N Needs Narrative
(3)
Edwin Korver: “The Case for Stakeholder EQuitability” (iCity, 2017)
tainable growth by creating and delivering meaningful products and per- tomer lifecycle and align the voice of the brand with the voice of the cus- D Differentiation Development
(3)
Edwin Korver: “The Rise of Two New Business Models” (iCity, 2017)
sonalized experiences to forge long-lasting customer relationships. tomer (their expectations, preferences, and aversions); across all channels. M Measure Modify Edwin Korver: “The Fourth Value Discipline” (iCity, 2018)
(3)

A Adopt Adapt
(4)
Steve Blank’s Lean Customer Development Method (2009)
P Push Pull
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Kate Raworth: “Doughnut Economics” (2017)
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W. Chan Kim & Renée Mauborgne: “Blue Ocean Strategy” (2005)
To be able to successfully execute on a customer value strategy, not just to Research suggests that customers are increasingly attracted to, engaged with,
satisfy shareholders but to wow all stakeholders, brands need to have a and loyal to purposeful brands. The significance of purpose-driven brands  Cost to acquire a customer versus the cost of retaining a customer is five-to-one or even higher.
complete view of every customer who interacts with their brand and can be improved by creating stronger appeal, more vibrant and more  68% of customers leave a brand because they perceive that it is indifferent to their needs.
collect transactional, behavior and intent data on all touchpoints. in-depth experiences, and enduring emotional resonance.  Returning, loyal customers spend on average 67% more than acquired new customers.
 86% of buyers will pay up to 20% more for a better customer experience (CX).
While smart experience design is known to drive customer loyalty, loyalty Every business has a social responsibility to society, to nature and to our  88% of global citizens will be more loyal to companies that support social issues (Cone, 2015).
isn’t something that happens overnight. To prosper, brands should foster planet. A brand that aims to achieve unrestrained growth lacks funda-  21% of employees are estimated to be an employee advocate (Weber Shandwick & KRC Research).
customer relationships over time, and in every interaction. mental morality. We believe growth is good, provided no harm is done.  Companies with engaged employees and engaged customers are 3.4 times more financially effective.

ROUNDMAP ™ CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL THANKFUL FOR THEIR INSPIRATION FOR MORE INFORMATION: ROUNDMAP.COM

Special thanks to: Brian Solis, Lester Wunderman †, Steve Blank, ™


POSITIONING MARKETING (SIGNAL) PERSONAS
and Robert Greenleaf †. And to: Seth Godin, Irfan Ahmad, Jonathan
E X P E RI E N CE S

NA R RAT IV E S

MacDonald, Jeremiah Owyang, Zig Ziglar †, Simon Sinek, Jeanne Bliss, PURPOSE (WHY) SALES (SWAY) NEEDS (EXPLICIT)
David Meerman Scott, Prof. Peter Fader, Patrick Petersen, Henk
Koopmans, Vincent van Beek, Gerard van Vliet, Jan Willem den PROMISE (HOW) DELIVERY (SATISFY) WANTS (IMPLICIT)

Oudsten, Judith Bilsen, Maurik Dippel, René C.W. Boender, Tony de


PROPOSE (WHAT) SUCCESS (SIGNIFY) DREAMS (TACIT)
Bree, Koos Groenewoud, Yuri van Geest and many others.

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