PENDEKATAN CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE DALAM STRATEGI PEMASARAN MARKET THINK #16

Marketeers TV
10 Jun 202215:15

Summary

TLDRThe video discusses the concept of the experience economy, highlighting its importance in modern business strategies. Although not new globally, the experience economy has gained traction in Indonesia in recent years. It emphasizes that consumers value experiences over mere products, citing examples like Starbucks, Singapore Airlines, and Instagrammable hotels. The speaker, Ignasius Untung, explains how companies can enhance customer satisfaction by offering unique emotional experiences. He also touches on the Service-Dominant Logic (SDL) framework, which suggests that customers buy benefits and experiences, not just physical products.

Takeaways

  • 📊 The term 'experience economy' has become more prominent, though it isn't a new concept globally, having been introduced in 1998.
  • 🤔 The experience economy changes how businesses operate, focusing on the experience consumers gain rather than just the product or service.
  • ☕ Starbucks sells more than just coffee; it offers a place to relax, work, or socialize, making consumers willing to pay more for the experience.
  • ✈️ Singapore Airlines provides comfort and excellent service, making it a premium airline even for short flights, showing how experience can justify higher prices.
  • 🏨 Restaurants and hotels now focus on aesthetics and ambiance, not just food or accommodation, catering to an 'Instagrammable' experience.
  • 🍔 Even when KFC's food might taste better, McDonald's is often preferred due to its clean, well-maintained outlets, demonstrating the importance of a positive environment.
  • 🛠 The Service-Dominant Logic (SDL) suggests that consumers value the service or benefit of a product more than the physical product itself.
  • 💸 Millennials, as the largest consumer group, prioritize experiences over material possessions, which impacts businesses' strategies.
  • 🎯 Emotion plays a huge role in the experience economy, as emotional connections with a product or service make it more memorable.
  • 🎉 A positive experience can lead consumers to overlook flaws, with mood and emotion influencing purchasing decisions and increasing consumer spending.

Q & A

  • What is the 'experience economy' discussed in the video?

    -The 'experience economy' refers to a business model where companies provide customers with an experience rather than just a product or service. It emphasizes creating memorable and emotionally engaging experiences, influencing how businesses operate and how customers perceive value.

  • When was the concept of the experience economy introduced globally?

    -The concept of the experience economy was introduced globally in 1998. However, in Indonesia, it has only gained attention in recent years.

  • How does Starbucks exemplify the experience economy?

    -Starbucks sells more than just coffee. It provides a space for relaxation, socialization, or remote work, creating a unique experience that customers are willing to pay more for. The focus is on the experience of being in a comfortable environment, not just the product itself.

  • Why do customers prefer Singapore Airlines despite its premium price?

    -Customers prefer Singapore Airlines because it offers a superior experience, from comfort and service to convenience during flights. The airline creates a sense of safety, reliability, and luxury, which makes it worth the higher cost.

  • What role does 'emotion' play in the experience economy?

    -Emotion plays a crucial role in the experience economy. Businesses that evoke strong emotional responses, whether happiness, excitement, or comfort, create lasting memories. This emotional connection leads customers to associate positive feelings with the brand, increasing loyalty and satisfaction.

  • How has the experience economy shifted consumer priorities, particularly for millennials?

    -Millennials prioritize experiences over material possessions. For example, they prefer spending on travel or unique experiences rather than buying homes or cars. This shift has influenced businesses to focus on offering experiences that cater to emotional and social needs rather than just selling products.

  • What are 'immediate experiences' and 'reflected experiences' in the context of the experience economy?

    -Immediate experiences are those felt directly during the use of a product or service, like enjoying comfort and good service on a flight. Reflected experiences occur when people share their experiences on social media, gaining recognition and social validation, further enhancing the emotional value of the experience.

  • How does the experience economy influence customers' spending habits?

    -The experience economy influences customers to spend more, especially when they are in a good mood. People are more willing to splurge on experiences that make them happy, such as traveling or dining out, even if the product or service is overpriced.

  • Why is it essential for businesses to adapt to the experience economy?

    -Businesses must adapt to the experience economy because consumers increasingly value experiences over products. Companies that fail to provide memorable and engaging experiences risk losing customers to competitors who do. The rise of customer experience teams in businesses highlights the growing importance of this trend.

  • What is 'service-dominant logic,' and how does it relate to the experience economy?

    -Service-dominant logic is a marketing concept that suggests customers buy products not for their physical attributes but for the services and benefits they provide. In the experience economy, this logic extends to emphasize that what customers value most is the experience and emotional satisfaction they receive, not just the product itself.

Outlines

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🛍️ The Rise of the Experience Economy

This paragraph introduces the concept of the 'experience economy,' a business trend that has been gaining traction globally since 1998 and more recently in Indonesia. It emphasizes the shift in consumer behavior, where businesses must adapt to offering experiences rather than just products to stay competitive. The author discusses how some companies initially dismissed this trend, but those that embraced it have thrived. Examples like Starbucks are highlighted, which focus on selling not just coffee, but an experience that justifies higher prices.

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🍗 KFC vs McDonald's: Experience over Taste

Here, the speaker contrasts KFC and McDonald's, noting a personal preference for KFC's food but highlighting how McDonald's offers a superior overall experience, from clean interiors to convenient drive-thru services. The paragraph illustrates how experience often outweighs product quality in driving customer loyalty, even if the actual taste of McDonald's food is considered less appealing. The discussion segues into the concept of 'service-dominant logic,' where the service or experience attached to a product is what consumers value most.

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✈️ Singapore Airlines: Experience-Driven Loyalty

This section focuses on the premium services provided by Singapore Airlines as an example of a successful experience economy model. Despite the high cost, customers are loyal due to the comfort, luxury, and high-quality service offered, even on short flights. The speaker shares a personal experience of choosing Singapore Airlines for a long-haul flight to the U.S., emphasizing the airline's attention to detail in providing a memorable and enjoyable journey. This highlights how premium service creates a positive emotional association that encourages customer return.

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📸 The Role of Instagram in the Experience Economy

The speaker delves into the influence of social media, particularly Instagram, on the experience economy. Modern consumers are drawn to 'Instagrammable' venues like hotels and restaurants, where aesthetics play a significant role in customer satisfaction. Experiences that can be shared online, garnering likes and comments, provide social validation. This 'social wealth' becomes a driving factor for consumers who are eager to showcase their experiences, further propelling businesses that cater to this desire.

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Keywords

💡Experience Economy

The 'experience economy' refers to a business model where companies focus on creating memorable experiences for customers rather than just selling products or services. In the video, the speaker highlights how companies like Starbucks and Singapore Airlines don't just sell coffee or transportation; they sell the experience of comfort, status, or convenience. This concept shifts the consumer's focus from the tangible product to the emotional and social value derived from using it.

💡Starbucks

Starbucks is used as an example of a company that capitalizes on the experience economy. While they technically sell coffee, the true value they offer is the ambiance and social environment of their stores. Customers are willing to pay a premium because Starbucks provides a space for relaxation, work, or social interaction, which is a key element of the experience economy.

💡Singapore Airlines

Singapore Airlines is presented as a leading example in the airline industry of leveraging the experience economy. Rather than just transporting passengers, the airline focuses on providing a premium, comfortable, and memorable journey. From high-quality service to larger aircraft even for short flights, the airline ensures that passengers feel valued and are willing to pay a higher price for a better flying experience.

💡Service-Dominant Logic (SDL)

Service-Dominant Logic is a marketing theory that emphasizes the importance of services over products. It suggests that consumers value the benefits and outcomes provided by a product rather than the product itself. In the video, the speaker mentions that when customers buy a mobile phone, they are not buying the physical device but the service it provides, such as its ability to run apps, take photos, and connect to the internet. This ties into the broader theme of the experience economy.

💡Emotional Value

Emotional value refers to the way experiences trigger emotions that leave a lasting impression on consumers. The video discusses how experiences like flying with Singapore Airlines or staying in an 'Instagrammable' hotel create positive emotions, which in turn make customers feel happier and more satisfied. These emotions serve as 'memory markers,' helping people remember and associate positive feelings with a brand or product.

💡Millennials

Millennials, defined as those born between 1980 and 1994, are highlighted as the largest group of consumers driving the experience economy. The speaker explains that this generation values experiences more than material possessions. For example, they prioritize traveling and enjoying experiences like dining out or attending events over owning cars or houses. Their behavior has shaped the way businesses think about customer engagement and loyalty.

💡Instagrammable

'Instagrammable' refers to places or things that are visually appealing enough to be shared on Instagram. The video uses this term to describe how hotels and restaurants design their interiors to be aesthetically pleasing so that customers will take pictures and post them on social media. This trend adds to the emotional and social value of the experience, as people enjoy showing off their experiences to others.

💡Social Wealth

Social wealth in this context refers to the social status or prestige a person gains by sharing their experiences with others, particularly on social media. The video mentions that experiences, such as dining in a stylish restaurant or traveling with a premium airline, contribute to a person’s social wealth. By sharing these experiences online, people feel validated and admired by their social circles.

💡Emotion as Memory Marker

This concept explains how emotions play a key role in how people remember experiences. The speaker describes how emotions, whether positive or negative, serve as markers that make certain experiences more memorable. In the context of the experience economy, businesses aim to create strong emotional connections with customers to ensure their experiences are remembered, which in turn leads to brand loyalty.

💡Customer Experience (CX)

Customer Experience (CX) refers to the overall perception a customer has after interacting with a business, from the quality of service to the emotional impact of the interaction. The speaker emphasizes that businesses must prioritize CX to succeed in the experience economy. Companies now hire specialized teams to manage and improve CX, but the speaker warns that not all teams truly understand consumer behavior, which is crucial for enhancing experiences.

Highlights

The concept of experience economy has been around since 1998 globally but only recently became prominent in Indonesia.

Experience economy changes how businesses operate, requiring adaptation to stay competitive.

Starbucks is a prime example of experience economy, selling not just coffee but the experience of comfort and relaxation.

Singapore Airlines is recognized for providing a premium experience, even on short flights, which justifies higher prices.

Millennials prioritize experiences over ownership, valuing emotional and social benefits from purchases.

Service-Dominant Logic emphasizes that consumers purchase the benefits and services a product provides, not just the product itself.

Experience economy focuses on creating emotional connections with consumers, which leaves a lasting memory.

Social validation through sharing experiences on social media, such as Instagram, increases the perceived value of the experience.

Even if a product’s quality is average, a good experience can override negative aspects and encourage repeat purchases.

Millennials' preference for experiences has led to the rise of concepts like digital nomads, where location independence is more important than ownership.

Emotional experiences are key to brand loyalty, as strong emotional connections lead to better customer retention.

The rise of customer experience (CX) teams shows the increasing importance of designing experiences in business strategies.

A great customer experience can lead to customers spending more, even if the product itself is not perfect.

Consumers often recall positive emotions from experiences, which can overshadow negative aspects of the product.

Experience economy influences purchasing decisions by enhancing mood and creating positive memories tied to emotional value.

Transcripts

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akhir-akhir ini ya walaupun gak

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hari-hari banget ya tapi ada istilah

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yang

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kedengarannya keren namanya experience

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ekonomi itu jadi ya sebenarnya dikenal

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ini udah lama ya apa udah enggak Enggak

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baru-baru banget tapi experience ekonomi

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ini menarik banget gitu karena ini

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merubah cara kita berpikir cara kita

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meranin bisnis dan kalau kita nggak bisa

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beradaptasi terhadap Ini akhirnya kita

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akan tergerus dan menariknya adalah

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banyak orang yang awalnya mengandrek

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estimate bahkan sampai sekarang banyak

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yang Ah udahlah itu enggak bakal

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kemana-mana enggak bakal gede akhirnya

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bisnisnya terus sama bisnis-bisnis yang

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menjalankan experience ekonomi Halo

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selamat datang di marketing saya

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Ignasius untung

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Hai

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Indonesia

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ya Jadi kalau kita ngomongin expired

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ekonomi sebenarnya di dunia sendiri itu

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diperkenalkannya udah dari taun 98 ya

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Nah cuma di Indonesia ya baru beberapa

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tahun belakangan layar mulai diomongin

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itu pun juga enggak sampai bumi bumi

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nama gede ketika ketika diperkenalkan

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experience ekonomi ini Mama apa yang

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membawa empat aspek yaitu education

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Entertainment skeptis sama estetik saya

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nggak mau bahas itunya karena udahlah

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baca aja bukunya expert ekonomi kita

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tapi saya mau membahas

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menyikapi ekspedisi ekonomi nih hal yang

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menarik dan saya mau narik Gimana

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caranya kita merancang bisnis kita ya

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dan enggak selalu apa ya enggak selalu

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sama dengan apa yang diperkenalkan di

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awalnya tapi saya percaya ini bisa kasih

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satu perspektif yang menarik gitu Ya

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intinya dari udah ekonomi adalah situasi

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dimana konsumen itu membeli sesuatu

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untuk pada akhirnya sebenarnya

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mendapatkan experience tertentu yang

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dibeli itu expirednya kita Contohnya apa

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contohnya kalau kita lihat ya Starbucks

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Starbucks itu jual kopi enggak sih jual

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tetapi yang dijual sebagai bukan kopi

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tapi experience gitu ya jual tempat

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untuk bisa break sebentar dari kantor

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baca buku cek hp ketemu temen aku tempat

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kerja di luar kantor dan di rumah

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sekarang musimnya wafayat wfc rockwork

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from Anywhere In The World from Cafe itu

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jadi orang mulai kesana dan orang rela

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bayar lebih mahal beli kopi bayar 50ribu

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Rp60.000 zaman dulu mah kita enggak mau

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Allah copy berapa sih kopi sasetan

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paling 5000 gitu ya dan bisnis kopi Itu

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modalnya tuh kecil gitu ya copy berapa

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biji paling gitu kan harganya berapa

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tersebut susu tu sabhi saddi dijual

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dengan segitu Kenapa bisa juga karena

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itu tadi yang dijual experience gitu ya

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terus Singapore Airlines juga sama gitu

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ya kalau kita ngomongin apa Airlines

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penerbangan maskapai gitu kan sebenarnya

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kalau ngomongin yang pepaya eh awalnya

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kan kita cuma ngomongin transportasi

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untuk pindah dari satu titik ke titik

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yang lain juga itu habis itu ada yang

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layanan full free yang bisa yang dapat

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Maafkan yang ia segala macem ya tapi

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bukan satu-satunya Singapure lagi tetapi

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kita bisa bilang Singapore Airline salah

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satu yang terbaik walaupun harganya juga

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paling premium tapi toh tiketnya selalu

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habis juga gede seringkali abis itu nah

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kenapa begitu karena orang nyaman gitu

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bukan cuma waktu long flight itu bahkan

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terbang jakarta-singapura yang cuma satu

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zaman aja juga orangnya juga masih

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banyak yang terbang pakai es krim kita

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lihat aja event kayak apa ya Garuda gitu

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ya itu terbang dari Jakarta ke Singapore

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enggak selalu pakai pesawat besar

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kadang-kadang dipakai pesawat kecil gitu

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terus habis itu apa air lain-lain Entah

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ya er Asia Lion segala macem semua pakai

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pesawat kecil kiri Singapore Airlines

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terbang Jakarta ke Singapore selalu

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pakai pesawat besar Pesawat apa ya eh

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drabble double Ellie namanya jadi

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pesawat yang gede gitu nah kenapa begitu

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gitu Ia memang memang itu tadi memang

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nyaman server saya dulu takut terbang

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detik jadi pengalaman terbang jauh

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pertama kali waktu ke Amerika itu saya

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pakai Singapore lagi gitu ya karena saya

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pikir wah sudah saya takut terbang jadi

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saya mau yang paling aman yang paling

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yang paling Baiklah gitu ya Tadinya

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takut kelaparan karena terbang ke

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Amerika itu kan 20 sekian jumlah 23 24

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jam tempat belum termasuk transit udah

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di kita bawa makanan banyak ternyata

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makanannya Nggak kemakan gitu ya Dan

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kita melekat kenangan karena sepanjang

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penerbangan itu sepanjang perjalanan

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dikasih makanan banyak banget dan enak

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enak banget jadi memang memang beda

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hotel dan restoran juga sama zaman kalau

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zaman dulu gitu ya hotel dan restoran

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itu ya udah jual makanan sekarang itu

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enggak sekarang tujuan l your gede

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interiornya instagramebel katanya gitu

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rasa makanannya pun akhirnya juga jadi

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nggak PIN nggak penting-penting amat

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bukan berarti terus bisa-bisa makanan

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karena sekalipun gitu tapi apa ya

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kesenangan dan kenyamanan itu didapatnya

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itu bukan cuma dari makanan tapi juga

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dari apa ya dari nginep di sana kalau

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hotel

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setoran dari bisa foto-foto share dan

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yang sebagainya jatuhkan terus habis itu

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kalau kita ngomong restorannya Dame De

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versus KFC Itu jujur secara rasa saya

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lebih suka ayamnya KFC Ini personal aja

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ya bukan endorse Bu kenapa gitu tapi

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harus diakui bahwa outletnya KFC itu

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sebagian besar tidak sebaik m mati Saya

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mengakui tuitert enggak begitu nyaman

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interior meja kursinya kadang-kadang

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udah usang udah tua gitu ya enggak ada

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drivethru kadang-kadang bau gitu dari

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sebagainya sementara McD driver itu jadi

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standar dan Selalu dibikin proper

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restorannya bersih legah interiornya

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bagus modern kita dan dan menariknya

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walaupun Saya mengakui bahwa ayamnya KFC

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itu lebih enak dari magnet setidaknya

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buat saya Tetapi saya lebih sering beli

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ayamnya media akhirnya dibanding KFC

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jadi ini membuktikan bahwa eksperimen

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itu sebegitu pentingnya bahkan rasa pun

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bisa dikalahkan gitu ya tapi orang lain

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bisa beda ketika kita ngomongin soal

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ekstrinsik onomi

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Saya mau ngebawa nya dari ada satu

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istilah namanya SDL service-dominant

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lojek kalau belajar marketing beneran

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artinya kuliahnya marketing nanti ada

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mata kuliah namanya service marketing

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dari service marketing to sebegitu

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belajar tentang Kanada product marketing

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ada service marketing klo product

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marketing tuh mainnya 4P itu kan product

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price promotion place gitu ya terus

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habis itu plus service marketing 78p itu

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kan tambah people proses sama physical

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qq28 macam-macam versinya ada yang

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productivity and quality ada yang

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macem-macem tetapi 8p jarang dipakai

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bab7 nah habis itu keluar terminologi

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lebih service-dominant logic

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service-dominant logic ini sebagai

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turunan dari service marketing intinya

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adalah bahwa bahkan ketika orang membeli

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produk membeli mobil yang dibeli itu

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bukan fisiknya bukan body kaleng bukan

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apanya tapi lebih ke manfaatnya lebih ke

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layanannya Jobs to bidannya tuh apa itu

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kan ketika orang melihat p yang dibeli

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itu bukan fisik teleponnya tapi layanan

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yang diberikan hp itu bisa main game

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dengan smooth bisa internet bisa foto

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dengan bagus lain sebagainya nah expand

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ekonomi itu sebenarnya kalau saya

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melihat mengadopsi dari sana gitu jadi

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jauh lebih lebih maju lagi karena yang

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dibeli itu sebenarnya pengalamannya juga

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dan pengalaman ini memunculkan perasaan

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ini tentang perasaan nyaman dan bangga

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terbang pakai squ misalnya perasaan

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Happy ketika nginep di hotel yang

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install instagramable terus habis itu

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kita bisa share ke mana tersebut share

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ke IG gitu instagramtools di-like sama

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teman ditanyain hidup dimana keren

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banget lain sebagainya gitu ya jadi kita

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juga punya sosial wealth yang kita mau

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dipandang menarik karena hal-hal yang

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oleh sosial karena hal-hal yang nggak

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melulu Bu karena mahal tapi lebih karena

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usgnya menarik ya gitu Nah kalau kita

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ngomongin experience ekonomi expired

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sendirinya kebagi dua gede yang satu

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yang dari kedua yang indah ragam Dark

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itu yang dirasain langsung ketika

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dipakai misalnya terbang naik SG gitu

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dapat layanan check-in gampang drop bgcv

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cepet gede ruang tubuhnya oke nah deket

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sama gitu kan boring tertib dan lain

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sebagai kursi nyaman makanan dan

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sebagainya yang kedua Indah Regina rek

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apa yang dirasain tidak karena orang

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lihat pakai gitu lihat kita pakai

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tersebut misalnya tadi makan makanan

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restoran enak gitu ya eh sorry bukan

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enak tempatnya keren gitu sekitar upload

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ke Instagram ke sosmed gitu ya terus

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habis itu banyak orang nanya banyak

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orang komen Nih keren lu dipuji

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sebagainya terus itu yang indah rek jadi

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dua-duanya sama-sama menarik nah ini

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experience ekonomi ini bumingkan

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sebenarnya ketika milenial dimulai jadi

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kelompok paling besar pembeli

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konsumennya Jadi sekarang ini kelompok

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pembeli terbesar tuh milenial usia C

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milenial ya

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dari kelahiran tahun

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80-90 4 karena satu generasi itu 15

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tahun ya Nah milenial ini kan sebenarnya

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memang trennya memang karakternya lebih

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menghargai Possession yang bentuknya

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eksperimen ketimbang Bud kalau saya saya

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di essay 79 ibd setahun bersama gen-gen

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white milenial gitu

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halogenated situ sukanya beli sesuatu

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yang ada fisiknya kita jadi punya rumah

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punya mobil maka tak bisnis2 itu Jaya

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jayanya waktu genex begitu masuk ke

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milenial milineal enggak khawatir untuk

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enggak punya mobil toh ada ojek online

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gitu nggak punya rumah Ma Papa bisa kos

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ada polisi pink atau bahkan ada istilah

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digital nomet kita kan kerja di

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perusahaan digital atau apa namanya

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kerja dengan

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fasilitas koneksi internet tapi bisa

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tinggal dimana aja ya jadi itu tadi yang

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penting adalah pengalaman gitu Jadi

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lebih penting bisa jalan-jalan liburan

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bisa tinggal di kota yang berbeda dan

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sebagainya kita jadi penting sekali

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untuk ngerti ekspedisi ekonomi dari satu

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karakternya milenial itu mendominasi itu

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yang kedua adalah emotion gitu ya

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experience itu mempengaruhi emosional

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dan emotion itu adalah memori marker

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jadi otak kita itu mengingat sesuatu

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yang punya emosional yang kuat apapun

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itu mood 60 takut mau marah mau apapun

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gitu ya karena sesuatu yang emosionalnya

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emotional value jelas yang salient itu

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biasanya I am mengandung dua kalau

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enggak laser print dan program otak kita

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akan perlu itu dia kalau nggak cari

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PlayerPro Ipin jadi ketika contoh ketika

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kita di jalan melihat orang berantem

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tapi emosi Gan orang berantem tuh segitu

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pengen berhenti pengen lihat ada apa sih

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Teh karena itu tadi buat otak kita

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penting untuk melihat ini ada apa ada

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sesuatu yang berbahayakah buat saya atau

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ada sesuatu yang menarik yang saya bisa

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rekam masukkin Tik Tok Terus habis

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direkomen orang kurang lebih kaya gitu

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jadi selalu untuk dua itu tadi itu jadi

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begitu juga dengan hal-hal yang kita

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ingat apa namanya yang yang tadi yang

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xperience bagus kita ingat lebih baik

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karena itu tadi ada Emotion yang yang

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menyertainya sehingga ditandai sama otak

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sebagai sesuatu yang Harus diinget gitu

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kan dan Bahkan bukan cuma itu rasa dari

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itu sendiri emosi itu tadi juga

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mentriger ingatan jadi penting banget

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untuk ngerti bahwa experience itu

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pengaruhnya ke emotion itu tadi itu kan

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Nah masalahnya adalah bukannya ketika

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produknya bagus juga bikin happy bener

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gitu nggak dan tak ketika kita pakai

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produk bagus xpdc bagus kita juga jadi

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Happy dengan sebagainya tapi bahkan

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hal-hal expires diluar produk itupun

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mempertebal atau bahkan membuat orang

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lebih apa ya lebih lebih meningkatkan

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nilainya gitu nilai kepuasannya gitu ya

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kalau produknya nggak cocok pun kita

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makan restoran Aduh sebenarnya

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makanannya biasa-biasa aja agak

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overpriced tapi ekstrinsik bagus gitu

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instagrameble dan sebagainya kita pun ke

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tolong kita pun jadi masih Ya bolehlah

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lain kali ke sini lagi lah dan

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sebagainya gitu selanjutnya expired juga

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improve mood gitu ya ketika emosinya

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naik maupun membaik gitu ya naik teh

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maksudnya emosi naik itu bukan jadi

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marah ya Tapi ketika emotional value nya

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naik gitu ya kita senang kita apa Mutia

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membaik dari situ orang jadi mau lebih

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spend lebih banyak kita lihat aja

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orang-orang yang baru yang lagi liburan

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tiba-tiba lebih boros orang-orang yang

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baru jadian tiba-tiba lebih boros yang

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baru punya anak lebih boros gitu karena

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mood ini juga Memang nurunin baik filter

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ketika kita happy kita berusaha untuk

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tidak Nusanet Steve karena Ya sudahlah

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mulutnya lagi enak nih jangan diganggu

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sama penolakan nama hal-hal yang yang

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luar biasa gitu menurut dan menariknya

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adalah walaupun orang lebih bablas

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beli-beli barang nya tapi orang rajacell

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karena orang nggak mau merusak mood dan

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orang enggak mengulang udahlah yang

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lewat lewat aja gitu ya Nah

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menariknya lagi adalah otak kita nih

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sebenernya pinter banget tapi juga dalam

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tanda kutip bodoh banget kita bisa

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overshadow ya apa namanya contoh

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misalnya makan di restoran hanya biasa

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aja tapi expirednya Oke gitu makanan

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yang biasanya apa yang biasa-biasa ini

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ajakan sebagai bikin PIN kan buat kita

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aduk saya bayar Tapi kursinya begini

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tuang ketik experience nya oke itu

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membuat flashernya ada muncul gitu kan

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dan akhirnya sesuatu yang tidak menarik

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ini jadi ternetralisir lah dalam tanda

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kutip ya karena kita nggak bisa

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manusia itu tidak bisa berada di dua

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emosi dalam waktu bersamaan jadi kita

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enggak bisa Happy dan sedih dalam satu

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saat Nah makanya expired teknologi ini

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menarik karena ketika dia bisa menaikkan

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mood ketika dia bisa menaikkan happiness

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gitu ya dia akan menawar sesuatu yang

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kita tidak suka jadi menarik banget Jadi

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kesimpulannya apapun bisnisnya Makin gak

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bisa lepas tangan dari experience apapun

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itu ya harus lebih memperbaiki expires

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makanya mulai ada tim-tim cxy customer

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experience airnya orang-orang CX ini

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masih banyak yang asal comot gitu ya

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mohon maaf Teteh Mama sudah semut apa

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gitu Dia tidak benar-benar belajar

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tentang consumer experience Dia tidak

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belajar tentang consumer nya gitu karena

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namanya consumer experience artinya dia

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harus harus banget wajib sekali untuk

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ngerti konsumen nah sayangnya masih Oh

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kamu jago Project management Yaudah kamu

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di sini deh kamu sekali setia kamu taruh

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sini padahal orang enggak semua orang

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yang seperti ini itu ngerti ngerti

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konsumen.com Makanya kalau mau

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perusahaannya secara expirednya naik dan

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sebagainya harus ngambil orang-orang

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yang juga Memang ngerti banget konsumen

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dan Erik sama konsumen gitu nah eh di

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akhir seperti biasa ada puisi yang

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menarik dipilih sebagai berikut

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seru saya inasius Untung pamit undur

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lupa subscribe juga marketing at CV

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