Flip the Funnel (Review and Analysis of Jaffe's Book)
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This complete summary of the ideas from Joseph Jaffe's book "Flip the Funnel" shows that using the traditional sales funnel, businesses worldwide spend billions on acquiring new customers. You advertise widely to create awareness and then follow up with those that show interest to hopefully stoke their desire for what’s on offer. Then, when the time is right, you make them an irresistible offer to get them to take action and buy. Money goes in one end of the funnel and satisfied customers hopefully come out the other end. What if you were to flip that funnel over? What would be the result if instead of spending all that money trying to acquire new customers, you instead spent that same money on making the customers you already have happier by providing them with a superior customer experience? This summary is all customer loyalty and retention.
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Flip The Funnel by Joseph Jaffe
Book Abstract
About the Author
Important Note About This Ebook
Summary of Flip The Funnel
(Joseph Jaffe)
1. The current state of marketing
2. Marketing as it should be and could be
3. How to get there
Book Abstract
Main Idea
The conventional view of advertising and marketing is you have to spend money to acquire new customers. With that in mind, businesses worldwide spend billions on acquiring new customers using the traditional sales funnel – advertise widely to create Awareness and then follow up with those that show Interest to hopefully stoke their Desire for what’s on offer. Then, when the time is right, you make them an irresistible offer to get them to take Action and buy. Money goes in one end of the funnel and satisfied customers hopefully come out the other end.
What about if you were to flip that funnel over? What would be the result if instead of spending all that money trying to acquire new customers, you instead spent that same money on making the customers you already have happier by providing them with a superior customer experience? Could you focus so intensively and pervasively on customer retention that it in fact grows to become the main process by which you also achieve new customer acquisition?
A flipped funnel would look something like this. In place of the conventional Awareness-Interest-Desire-Action dynamic, you would instead be concentrating on:
Providing acknowledgment of your customers in meaningful ways.
Establishing an