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ZERO MOMENT OF TRUTH – for example if a person needs a laptop for personal
use, he begins to search for the product online, this experience will be known as zero
moment of truth. This is the initial research phase of the customer where the research
is being done before making any purchase.
FIRST MOMENT OF TRUTH – after the need generation of laptop, now the
customer visits website or Amazon app in search of varieties of laptops according to
the budget. In this stage the customer experiences its first moment of truth. At this
level, having a professional website with an on-point appearance and feel, as well as
effectively conveying your value proposition, is critical for persuading visitors. In this
level the customer who needs a laptop will start considering purchase.
SECOND MOMENT OF TRUTH – this level of truth is divided into two stages i.e
becoming a customer and experiencing product. In the first stage, the visitor will
purchase laptop and becomes customer of Amazon. During the second stage the
customer will use laptop and either experience cognitive dissonance (post purchase
dissatisfaction) or feels satisfied.
THIRD MOMENT OF TRUTH – this moment of truth is the time period between
the purchase of laptop and arrival of laptop. This level is related to the customer
service, whether the customer is happy with the service provided by the Amazon or
not. For example, how much time was taken in delivering the laptop, any email
updates regarding the laptop were there or not, any customer support service was
present or not (in case of delay in delivery) etc. In short, this level is more about
customer impression about the company or brand during the time period between the
purchase and arrival of the product.