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20 Ingenious Ideas to Transform Customer Experience (CX) in 2020

Martech Advisor

So, how can you use the hero’s journey to deliver amazing CX? Here’s a succinct four-step framework on how businesses can use the hero’s journey and the attention, interest, desire, and action (AIDA) model: Step 1: The call to adventure/awareness. Make your customer the protagonist of the story.

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30 Sales and Marketing Terms You Should Know

PureB2B

This includes marketing messages, actual product use, customer support, and other brand touchpoints. Buyer Persona. Most businesses refer to this as The Buyer's Journey. This acts as a framework to help determine whether or not a prospective customer is ready, capable, and willing to make a purchase.

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You’re Looking at the Marketing Funnel the Wrong Way. Here’s Why…

Inbox Insight

The AIDA ( A wareness, I nterest, D esire and A ction) marketing model was invented in 1898 by Elias St. Originally this marketing staple gave us a flat view of the buyer’s journey, as a funnel, which was a useful analogy of how prospective customers travelled through our promotional mix in order to get to purchase.