Experiential Identity

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In Brief

How clients feel at every touchpoint, from discovery to post-service.

Experiential identity is how clients feel when interacting with a brand, from the moment they discover it to long after their service is complete. This layer includes the client journey, service delivery standards, physical environment, and team interaction protocols.

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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