ZULKIFLI 1. Exceeded Positive Expectations I. High Customer Satisfaction and Loyalty: Exceeding expectations in a haircut results in high customer satisfaction. Positive word-of-mouth advertising, repeat business, and the opportunity to try other services are the results of this.
II. Post-purchase Engagement:
The barbershop can take advantage of this satisfaction by thanking the customer via email and providing options for scheduling an appointment. Highlighting product suggestions or aftercare advice for keeping the haircut looking good. Enrolling them in a rewards-based loyalty program for frequent visits.
2. Reached Goals (Neutral)
I. Adequate Experience: A haircut that satisfies expectations yields an adequate experience, or a neutral one. Though probably not overly impressed, the customer is probably satisfied.
II. Possibility for Improvement:
The barbershop could try to improve the experience by: Getting input from customers via surveys to learn about their preferences.granting free extras for subsequent visits, such as a hot towel shave or scalp massage. showcasing stylists' skills in competitions or posts on social media. 3. Lower than Anticipated (Negative) I. Dissatisfaction & Possible Loss: Client churn can result from a haircut that does not live up to expectations. In order to keep the client, the barbershop needs to take care of this.
II. Recuperation Techniques:
The barbershop can react as follows reach out to the customer proactively to express regret and show that you are aware of their worries.To make things right, give a free haircut or a coupon off future services. Make sure stylists receive helpful criticism so they can improve and stay out of similar situations. Through an awareness of the connection between expectations and service performance, a barbershop can successfully navigate the post-purchase phase and convert happy clients into devoted customers.