Frequently Asked Questions

 

What is customer experience?

Customer experience is the outcome of all of the interactions between your customer and your business. Interactions include awareness, discovery, nurturing, trust building, buying, and value delivery. The purpose of crafting a customer experience is to create a positive emotional outcome that the customer associated with your business. The customer experience is often referred to as the Buyer’s Journey.

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How do I generate more business?

Repeat customers are a vital measure of a successful business. Building customer loyalty doesn’t happen by accident and should be a defined goal of your marketing strategy. Understanding your customers (the demographic aspects) and why they do business with you (the psychographics aspects) is essential in earning repeat business and to establish the right marketing programs.

What's the value of a business plan?

 

The value of a business plan goes beyond a written document with the typical content: vision, purpose, sale and marketing plans, operation models and cash flow projections.

The real value is in the process the business owner goes through to get the plan. The analogy that business plans are like road maps is mostly right. Roadmaps tell you how to get somewhere, but as the saying goes “it’s not the destination, but the journey that’s important”.

The analysis, evaluation, and measurement of the core components of the business that result in the plan are the real value. Anyone can have a document called a “business plan” but successful businesses understand that the “plan” must be frequently examined and changed to reflect the strategy of the business.

About Valens Point

We help early-stage tech companies accelerate growth by building brand credibility, establishing repeatable lead generation, and supporting sales and partner teams. The result — effective marketing up and running in a fraction of the time it would take to recruit, hire, and train an internal marketing team.

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