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#110: Joey Coleman—How to Stop Losing Customers

The StoryBrand Podcast · with Joey Coleman · August 20, 2018 · 47 min

Summary

This episode with Joey Coleman challenges the common business focus on customer acquisition, instead highlighting the critical importance of retaining existing customers. By understanding the 'First 100 Days' framework and identifying the 6 reasons customers leave, ecommerce businesses can proactively build loyalty and reduce churn, ultimately boosting profitability.

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Themes

customer retentionbrand & contentdtc strategy

Topics covered

customer loyaltycustomer churn reductionpost-purchase experiencecustomer onboardingcustomer retention strategies

Episode description

Your customers are leaving in droves. Today's guest, Joey Coleman, has the research to back it up. So if you want to keep your customers and grow your business, don't miss this episode. In it, Joey highlights the 8 phases of customer experience so you never lose another customer again. http://buildingastorybrand.com/110

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What does this episode say about customer retention?
Implement a 'First 100 Days' strategy to actively engage and onboard new customers after their initial purchase, transforming them into loyal advocates.
What does this episode say about brand & content?
Identify and address the six key reasons for customer churn: passive resignation, active resignation, single experience, multiple experiences, product features, and pricing.
What does this episode say about dtc strategy?
Focus on creating remarkable post-purchase experiences to differentiate your brand and foster long-term customer relationships, rather than solely concentrating on pre-purchase marketing.
What does this episode say about customer retention?
Proactively gather feedback and insights from customers who have recently churned or are at risk of churning to identify pain points and implement corrective measures.
What does this episode say about customer retention?
Understand that a customer's decision to leave is often emotional, and businesses need to anticipate and address these emotional touchpoints to prevent churn.

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