The document discusses the customer journey model for recreational apps like Tinder. It explains that customers are initially curious about the app and stay engaged due to the ease of meeting new people through swiping. Customers spend increasing amounts of time in the app's environment as conversations and meetings increase. New app features and time spent keep customers engaged, while bad experiences can trigger customers to switch apps or withdraw from using the app. The model aims to explain customer behavior patterns for most recreational purpose apps.
The document discusses the customer journey model for recreational apps like Tinder. It explains that customers are initially curious about the app and stay engaged due to the ease of meeting new people through swiping. Customers spend increasing amounts of time in the app's environment as conversations and meetings increase. New app features and time spent keep customers engaged, while bad experiences can trigger customers to switch apps or withdraw from using the app. The model aims to explain customer behavior patterns for most recreational purpose apps.
The document discusses the customer journey model for recreational apps like Tinder. It explains that customers are initially curious about the app and stay engaged due to the ease of meeting new people through swiping. Customers spend increasing amounts of time in the app's environment as conversations and meetings increase. New app features and time spent keep customers engaged, while bad experiences can trigger customers to switch apps or withdraw from using the app. The model aims to explain customer behavior patterns for most recreational purpose apps.
Journey Model This explains the customer journey for most of the recreational categories apps
Source : American Marketing Association
Understanding this from a Tinder user’s perspective
• A customer enters the spiral due to
curiosity of what the app is all about • Due to varied experiences of meeting new people and making the dating as simple as a swipe, the customer stays • Customer buys very low cost plans along the way
Source : American Marketing Association
Understanding this from a Tinder user’s perspective
• With increasing number of
conversations and meetings, the customer is extremely engrossed with the apps and it’s environment and spends a lot of time on the app • New exciting features (talk with people from any location) helps them stay in the loop • The increased amount of time spent or bad experiences on the app acts as a trigger for switching or withdrawal
Source : American Marketing Association
The Sticky Customer Journey Model Explains the behavior on most of the apps used for recreational purposes.