Stages of the end.

The end does not happen in a moment. It descends through many stages as the consumer moves further and further away from being a customer. Each stage has characteristics that need to be considered when creating a consumer experience.

  • Crack of doubt.

    The first moment a consumer believes that the service or product is not fulfilling their needs.

  • Acknowledged.

    Both parties acknowledge the consumer wants to leave.

  • Actioned.

    The consumer has an opportunity to action the end. 

  • Observed.

    A visible / tangible evidence that the end is coming.

  • Settled.

    Confirmation that all is done.

  • Aftermath.

    Reflecting on what went past. Good or bad, angry or happy.

  • Rebirth.

    Ready for the next cycle. Emotionally over it. Returned to a neutral opinion.

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