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Customer Experience for Wedding Pros<\/h1>\n
For any wedding florist, customer experience is a critical component of your business. How couples interact with you and business will determine how they feel about you. And of course, those feelings determine whether you will make the sale, get the review, or get referred to their friends. To create a great customer experience, you need to think about the entire experience a couple will have with you from start to finish. Naturally, it begins from the moment they find you (and your marketing), and only ends when they decide to end it. (More on that later.) So, how do you intentionally create an experience that will wow your clients? Here are my top tips for crafting a stellar customer experience for every single one of your couples. <\/p>\n
Know the feeling<\/h2>\n
First, take some time to think about how you want your couples to feel when they interact with you and your business. Obviously, we all want our clients to feel cared for and confident about hiring us. But what other <\/em>feelings should your brand evoke in them? Maybe it’s security, luxury, whimsy, or romance? Those are all very <\/em>different feelings that a wedding florist’s customer experience might evoke.<\/p>\n
Later, once you know what kinds of feelings you want to stir, brainstorm what kind of customer experience will help them feel that way. For example, if your brand focuses on luxurious weddings, every touchpoint in your client experience must also feel <\/em>luxurious – or the spell is broken. Aligning your branding, marketing, and anything you put in front of your client with those feelings will make sure that your customer experience remains cohesive. (And if you need help, hiring a brand designer is a great idea, too!)<\/p>\n
Map the journey<\/h2>\n
Additionally, mapping out your customer experience journey is key to creating an experience that people will understand and enjoy. For example, what happens after your client submits your contact form, or reaches out to you? What are they sent next? When do you talk to them, send a proposal, or meet with them? Are the next steps super clear? What software do you need or use in order to send files, photos, and notes back and forth? (I use HoneyBook<\/a>\u200b, and I love it! \u200bI’m a HoneyBook Educator, and this is my affiliate link.)<\/p>\n