You can create wow by asking five QUESTIONS. Question #1: What is the product or experience I want to create or transform into a wow? Question #2: How will the customer or prospect feel as a result of this experience? (In other words, what is the specific outcome you want to create?) Question #3: What specific expectations does the typical customer bring to this experience? Question #4: What does failing to meet customers’ expectations for this experience look like? Question #5: What does exceeding customers’ expectations for this experience look like
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