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how customer views the business how business views the customer experiences.2
EXPERIENCE VALUE MEASURES BUSINESS VALUE MEASURES
•• Customers who enjoy positive
experiences are likely to remain
HOW SATISFIED HOW MUCH DO HOW MUCH DO WHAT IS THEIR COST customers for five years longer
ARE THEY? THEY PROMOTE US? THEY SPEND? TO SERVE?
than customers who had negative
experiences.3
Potential benefits:
•• Delivering positive customer
•• Effectively segment and target your most valuable customers and create data-driven, experiences can reduce your cost
meaningful, and valuable experiences to reward and increase their loyalty to serve customers by up to 33
•• Reward and invest in your most valuable customers based on their anticipated percent.4
profitability
Why Deloitte?
We practice what we preach. We know your customers are as important to your success as
our clients are to ours. We understand the importance of treating clients like the valuable
resources they are and are positioned to leverage our years of knowledge and experience
to help your business reach its full potential.
1,2,
“Customer Experience is the Future of Marketing,” Forbes, 2015
3,4,
“The Value of Customer Experience, Quantified,” Harvard Business Review, 2014
2
Deloitte’s CX framework helps clients transform their businesses ...and CX V provides the data and analytics to determine which
to define, design, and enable the experiences customers want... customers to invest in at the right times in the right ways
SPARK
AMBITION
DATA
What makes a customer “valuable” to the
CUSTOMERS GATHER CULTURE
MEASURE company? Revenue? Brand promotion?
& ADAPT INSIGHTS TECH
Consumer
Low cost to retain?
Employee Partner
DATA
PLAN & DEVELOP
CULTURE Which customers bring in the highest
EXECUTE STRATEGY
TECH
value or potential value, and thus merit
higher CX investment?
MODEL THE
EXPERIENCE
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