What experience makes your brand stand out?

Beyond just a great product or good service

Is it personalization, efficient processes, or frictionless touchpoints?

These are all part of the experience.

But wait, there’s more.

There's still something missing.

- For example, I rush through the grocery store,
- wanting to spend as little time there as possible,
- that’s how it makes me feel.

Here’s the key: The best experience?
It’s how you make your customers feel.

Feeling cuts right to the heart of why experience matters.

Customers will choose the brand that makes them feel seen, valued, and excited — or even safe.

Why is this so important?

Customers want brands to help them identify who they can become.

So, what can you do?

1. Design with feeling in mind.
2. Create signature moments.

Think of it like this: Be the mentor, guide, or host your customers need.

To cut marketing costs, retain and increase lifetime value.

Customer experience isn’t what you say — it’s what they feel.

P.S Do you also feel the same way I feel about grocery shopping?

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Thanks for reading,

Ahmed