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MATCH THE DNA

Ensure that the claims you make about your product are
overtly represented in the experience of buying and using it.

Match the DNA

Any claims you make about your products has to be overtly represented in the process someone goes through to buy and use them. Otherwise you have not only cast doubt on the intention of your customer experience, you have called into question the quality of the products themselves.

Always Do This

  • What are the adjectives your company uses to describe any product’s reliable special features, quality standards and intention?
  • Make sure that these same adjectives are applied to the customer experience – the process of buying and using the product.
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List up to six adjectives that most describe your product/service DNA.

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