Setting a Strategy is the first step for building a successful product..
A tool to create a Customer-Centric Product with a CX Strategy Canvas. A tool to create a Customer-Centric Product with a CX Strategy Canvas.
CXT-A01
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Start by filling in customer details first, as understanding your customers is critical for shaping your overall strategy. Begin from the center (customer-related details) and move outward to business activities and goals. Follow the numbered sequence as follows to fill out the canvas systematically:
1) Who (Customer Profile):
Start by identifying the target customer (e.g., freelance designers). Define their demographics, profession, and key characteristics.
2) Customer Needs:
Outline the primary needs and pain points of your customers, both during the pre-sales (e.g., access to tool information) and post-sales phases (e.g., performance and speed).
3) Key Activities (Customer):
Describe the activities your customer performs when interacting with your product, such as researching options, signing up for trials, and using your product post-purchase.
4) Interaction Preferences:
Describe the activities your customer performs when interacting with your product, such as researching options, signing up for trials, and using your product post-purchase.
5) Business Goals:
Specify your business goals for both pre-sales and post-sales periods. For example, pre-sales might focus on increasing awareness, while post-sales could focus on customer retention.
6) Culture:
Define your business culture, particularly how it supports customer experience. For instance, promoting creativity and user-driven feedback could be a key cultural value.
7) Key Activities (Business):
List the actions your business needs to take to support customers, such as running targeted ads, providing onboarding, or hosting educational webinars.
8) Channels:
Specify the platforms and methods you’ll use to engage with customers. Pre-sales channels may include social media or email campaigns, while post-sales channels could involve support forums or newsletters.
9) Metrics:
Identify the key performance metrics to track for both pre-sales (e.g., website engagement, conversion rates) and post-sales (e.g., customer satisfaction scores, churn rates).
10) Service Model:
Define the post-sales support structure, such as offering 24/7 online help, detailed tutorials, and a dedicated customer manager.
11) Service Model:
Outline how you’ll sell your product in the pre-sales phase. This can include free trials, personalized recommendations, or value-added educational resources.
12) Retention Plan:
Plan how you will retain customers post-sale, which could include offering discounts for long-term use, sending regular content updates, or creating user communities.
13) Awareness/Engagement Plan:
Develop strategies to create awareness about your product, such as utilizing social media, targeted ads, and content marketing aimed at your target customer base.