Train Kocca figures to build a characterized and effective customer experience
CLIENT: KOCCA
SERVICES: Building the customer experience.
PERFORMANCE
hours of overall content consumed
specific coaching focuses for store managers
conversion rate compared to the previous one
people trained in 24 webinars
ANALYSIS AND PLANNING
analysis report
assistance pills
assistance pills – emotional video
behavior assessment
behavioral intelligence
coaching
communication system
competence check
competence check – leadership check
competence model
concept store and layout
custom platform
customer experience analysis
customer relationship management
customer research
display model
driving forces
economics
economics – sales processes
educational events
emotional video
engagement approach and processes
focus group
gamification learning
geomarketing
in-store customer behavior
key people survey
kpi dashboard
leadership check
leadership check – competence check
live shopping
live training
mystery shopping
networking & partnership
process & standard operations
retail book
retail map
retail tour
sales ceremony
sales engineering
sales performances
sales strategy
selling integration
service and customer experience model
store check
store observation
store operation
storytelling tools
talent executive
team building
tutorial-emotional video
visual merchandising
windows model
Building a Kocca customer experience capable of being effective, characterizing it and making it unique.
To understand the state of the current Kocca customer experience, we carried out mystery shopping activities, in which the sellers, unaware that the business was taking note, served surveyors who, in the meantime, were taking note of every detail of the service and the store, evaluating it.
Once the results of the activity were known, two training models were prepared aimed at two different types of figures: the sales assistant and the store manager.
The training took place by alternating webinars, online coaching moments and days aimed at store managers.
For the store assistants, content linked to the redesign of the customer experience was prepared, but it was not limited to this: the trained people were able to see the outputs of the incognito purchasing activity, reworked in a qualitative manner.
Online coaching sessions parallel to the webinars and two days of training have been prepared for managers, allowing them to follow a specific path to be able to apply the new customer experience model in store, even after training. Effective communication and the exchange of information with the company allowed these experiences to be implemented effectively.
Another focus was placed on practicality, in fact, in the follow-up phase. The fine-tuning processes were carried out in the form of in-store coaching and on-the-job training activities to verify the correct application of the model.