Published 4/2023 MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 1.29 GB | Duration: 1h 38m Stop wasting your time creating features based on assumptions. Start out-performing competitors through meeting goals
Free DownloadWhat you'll learn Recognise the effects of a good customer experience Recognise the types of materials that are typically called personas Recognise how your own organisation uses research-based customer profiles Recognise the elements that make an effect research-based customer profiles Recognise the need to persuade leadership to invest in research Recognise how to create a research plan and to execute it Recognise how to roll out the research-based customer profiles across the organisation Recognise the gap assessment of processes required from those which exist today Requirements Understanding customer profiles and how they are used in product development, design and marketing Description Organisations struggle to make the best decisions as they have a host of deeply-held assumptions about their customers.This naturally leads to:Multiple moments throughout the customer journey where the organisation doesn't meet the customer's goalsDisagreement amongst stakeholders about what the customer actually wantsAwkwardness around prioritising what matters the most to the customerThis course will teach you how to go about creating that insight and how to put it into practice.Avoiding the persona trapDon't make the mistake creating hypothetical personas. They don't provide permission for change, as they're simply made up. Without the depth of trusted insight, your stakeholders can and will ignore you.Conducting research properly can be a time consuming exercise, but a rewarding one. But this is only a quarter of the story. Simply executing your research and issuing profiles will most likely lead to business as usual.You need to concentrate on changing hearts and minds and know how to mitigate against the numerous risks. This course has been specifically created to address the effectiveness of developing and implementing profiles.Focused on what mattersThere's no 'what is a persona?' or long-winded explanations - you don't have time for that. It's straight to the point with specific lectures and tools in just over 90 minutes, enabling you to:Understand the hard numbers behind great customer experiences to powerfully convince your leadership why create such a toolConduct an audit of what's in use today and start to change mindsets by unpicking assumptions about your customersHave a comprehensive plan of activities and mitigate against common risksKnow the exact steps and methods to plan and conduct research yourselfKnow what elements in your profiles are most useful, with a plan for rolling-out across your organisation.If you're at a mid level in your role and looking to make a real impact to breakthrough to the leadership level, this course is for you. Overview Section 1: The customer – in customer experience Lecture 1 Welcome and module 1 introduction Lecture 2 Why CX matters within an organisation Lecture 3 Core outcomes from good customer experience design Lecture 4 Prospects, customers, and teams Lecture 5 Persuading leadership to invest Section 2: Typical tools used in organisations Lecture 6 Module 2 introduction Lecture 7 Understanding what's in use today Lecture 8 Type of tools in use causing challenges Lecture 9 Calling out assumptions to change mindsets Section 3: Creating a customer research tool Lecture 10 Module 3 introduction Lecture 11 Research process, activities, and timelines Lecture 12 Developing your screener Lecture 13 Planning recruitment and incentives Lecture 14 Writing a discussion guide Lecture 15 Selecting your tool for data capture Section 4: Activating insight throughout the organisation Lecture 16 Module 4 introduction Lecture 17 Documenting insight as an effective tool Lecture 18 Rolling out across the organisation Lecture 19 Conducting a gap assessment Lecture 20 Monitoring and long term change Products managers looking to generate double digit growth,Experience designers looking at creating user-centred services,Mid-level Marketers looking to deepen skill sets