Five Questions for Five Touchpoints

1. How will people learn about your product?

2. How will you onboard them to become  members or clients? (Asking how we make people become users feels a little creepy)

3. What devices will they use to interact with your product? (mobile, laptop, tablet)

  • What will be the experience for each type of device?

4. How will you treat clients when they need support?

5. How will you maintain a relationship with clients overtime?

People start using your product at touchpoint 3. If the experience of touchpoints 1 and 2 are poor they may never make it to 3.

If touchpoint 3 delivers bad experience, you have no chance at point 5.

About James Torio

James Torio obsessively thinks about delivering impact to his clients and creating products and services that will exceed the expectations of the people who use them.
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