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By Ben Fowler*
Bottom Line: There are many touchpoints at golf resorts that impact guest satisfaction. Although you may perform well at some of these touchpoints, if you fall short on others, guest satisfaction may suffer.
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The Customer Corridor of a Golf Resort
A few months ago, I discussed the customer corridor of a public golf course. A customer corridor map can be a helpful tool that can help companies understand the needs of the customer. In this posting, I hope to help golf resort operators rethink the needs of their customers by mapping out the touchpoints of a guest visiting a golf resort. The goal of this map is to help resorts shift their focus on customer needs from an inside-out approach to an outside-in approach.
Bottom Line: There are many touchpoints at golf resorts that impact guest satisfaction. Although you may perform well at some of these touchpoints, if you fall short on others, guest satisfaction may suffer.
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Originally posted by BenFowler on 15 Jul 2010.All contributors: BenFowler, MarleneStone,
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