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9.3 Week 2 Creating the Customer Experience

9.3 Week 2 Creating the Customer Experience

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9.3

Arby's: Creating the Customer Experience

Student Guide Review

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Case Theme: Creating the Customer Experience

Students will:

- identify the principles of customer service and analyze the relationships between

customer experience, customer service, loyalty, and profit

- learn of instruments used

to gauge and improve customer experience.

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Case Competency: Cultural Agility

  • ability to assess situations and environmental norms to identify opportunities/threats and determine savvy strategies to address conditions.

  • intentionally read context clues and identify stakeholder perspectives to develop or adapt techniques that foster positive relationships and drive optimal performance.

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Key Vocabulary You Will Need to Know

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Brand Image

  • The impression of a product held by real or potential

    consumers.

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Corporate Culture

The beliefs and behaviors that determine how a company’s employees and management interact and handle outside business transactions. Usually develops over time organically.

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Multiple Choice

Another one of your key vocabulary terms is body language.

What is body language?

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a way of communicating with words

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A way of communicating without spoken language using posture, facial expression, head motions, gestures, and eye

contact.

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Open Ended

Another one of your vocabulary terms is customer experience? Describe one of your horrible customer experiences. Be prepared to share out with your classmates if asked.

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Customer Loyalty

  • Customers continuing to believe that the business’ product or

    service is their best option.

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Market Research

Gathering information on competitors and customers

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Case Business Tool

  • Customer Surveys

  • Surveys are a great way to collect

    information from a variety of people that answer the same question.

  • tool to understand customer opportunities and threats

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Who is Arby's?

Has anyone been? If so, what did you think?

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About Arby's

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Poll

QSR's are quick service restaurants such as McDonalds, Burger King, Wendy's and Starbucks. What's your favorite QSR?

Other

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Multiple Choice

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Based on the image, what do you know about Arby's Target Customers?

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A. 51% are male and caucasian

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B. The average age of an Arby's customer is 52.

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Both A and B

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Case Challenge Question

What changes or updates should Arby’s make to their customer experience to get young adults (ages 13-17) to buy more of their products and become loyal customers?


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Student Challenge Deliverable

As part of the customer experience team, create a 3 - 5 minute presentation outlining the customer experience changes or updates that Arby's should make to attract 13-to-17 year olds as loyal customers.

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Before we break, complete the planning document.

Click on link in chat

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With your group you will create a survey

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The Survey

The secret to creating a good survey is to know what data you’re looking to collect.  Are you looking to collect information about the lobby? The drive-thru? The dining area? The menu? What specifically do you want to know about this specific area? 

Arby’s has provided a list of 7 questions to get your survey started, but what will make your answers unique among your classmates? Your own questions! 

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Creating your group survey

  • Use your 3-5 questions to dig deeper into learning about a specific area or topic. 

  • Keep it simple.  

  • Make sure your questions are direct.

  • Use effective survey question types to get the best answer possible. 

  • Avoid leading or biased questions. 

  • Test your survey before releasing it. 

  • What did your results tell you?

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Arby's survey questions

You must have a total of 10 but you don't have to use all of these suggested questions.

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Join your group in a break out room to create your group survey


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Arby's: Creating the Customer Experience

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