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Blind Spot

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Distracted by traditional metrics and mounting access to data, leaders are blinded to what it actually takes to create greater value for their businesses: meaningful, long-term relationships with their customers.

In Blind Spot, you'll learn how exceptional organizations from Disney to Instagram innovate and sustain valuable, productive customer relationships. Blind Spot's lessons deliver a groundbreaking perspective shift and win-win approach for your customers, your business and even your shareholders.

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Published November 2, 2016

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December 3, 2016
Great book on relationship between a company and a person. Very helpful in deepening my understanding of customer engagement. Key takeaways:
- deliver great experience when a user (not company) wants and do it every time
- experience begins long before first interaction
- experience must evolve
- design the flow of intensity through all touch points (Waveline - anticipation, hope, delight...)
- understand customer's appetite for change. more is not always good.
- users want experience in their own way, but in aggregate, they are remarkably congruent
* How relationship works.
- have emotional connection
- based on experience people value
- created over time
* Dimension of Experience
- Value (functional vs. deeper emotional)
- Consistency (regardless of touchpoint. need to look like come from same place)
- Intensity
- Duration
- Trigger (of response)
- Interaction
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173 reviews14 followers
May 24, 2017
O livro tem alguns bons insights, sobre as camadas de valor, mas os autores propõe ao meu ver uma versão muito semelhante a jornada do cliente, se estendem de maneira desnecessária em alguns momentos na explicação detalhada dela. são bons argumentos que poderiam muito bem, funcionar a conceituação e produção de uma jornada do usuário.

Além do fato de reduzirem a importância de certos pontos como ideação, prototipagem e "evangelização" que ao meu ver justamente promove internamente a revelação dos valores escondidos das empresas através de uma cultura centrada no usuário. recomendo apenas ler os primeiros capítulos.
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6 reviews
December 22, 2018
A good actualization of the concepts previously explained in Making Meaning, plus explanation of the wave-line diagram and other interesting relationship design concepts.
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