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Client Frequency Matrix

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Client Frequency Matrix is a prioritization tool that ranks brand identity gaps based on two factors: how many clients encounter each touchpoint and how much trust damage the gap creates. This helps businesses focus on fixing the most impactful inconsistencies first rather than trying to address everything at once.
In Brief

Client Frequency Matrix is a prioritization tool that ranks brand identity gaps based on two factors: how many clients encounter each touchpoint and how much trust damage the gap creates. This helps businesses focus on fixing the most impactful inconsistencies first rather than trying to address everything at once.

The Client Frequency Matrix helps service businesses prioritize brand identity fixes by evaluating two criteria: client exposure and trust impact. A misaligned phone greeting affects more clients more often than inconsistent signage. This framework prevents teams from attempting too many fixes simultaneously and focuses resources on high-impact gaps.

Christy Rexroth
Defined byChristy Rexroth
Founder & Strategic Architect
BS Business Management, Indiana University Kelley School of BusinessBusiness Excellence Program (Accelerate), AllerganFundamentals of Digital Marketing, Google Digital AcademyFounder & Strategic Architect, StrataVera Consulting & CoachingDirector of Business Development, AOB Med Spa (Diamond Allergan)

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