
Power up the senses: A multi-sensory customer experience at a yoga studio
By Carolyn Quainton in Consultancy, Customer, Inspiration
How much thought do you give to the five senses when designing a great customer experience?
Do you consider sight, sound, smell, touch, and taste?
Each sense offers countless opportunities to engage and delight customers.
In a previous blog post, we shared ten top tips for creating outstanding customer experiences, inspired by Matt Watkinson’s bestseller The Ten Principles Behind Great Customer Experiences. Here’s a quick recap:
- Reflect the customer’s identity
- Satisfy the customer’s objectives
- Leave nothing to chance
- Set and then meet expectations
- Make it easy
- Remove stress
- Power up the senses
- Engage on a social level
- Put the customer in control
- Consider the emotions
I often reflect on how these principles shape my personal experiences as a customer. And “power up the senses” is the one that resonates most.
Most days, I practise at Yoganand Studio in Bristol. They apply these principles beautifully, but it’s their commitment to a multi-sensory experience that keeps me coming back.