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Experience.

6 empirical generalizations in Experience.

6 findings

Experience › Customer Service

Compensation Lifts Repurchase Intentions Only After Recurring Failures the Company Causes

Compensation raises repurchase intentions after a recurring failure the company causes, but not after a rare one or one it does not cause.

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Experience › Product/Service Innovation

Innovation's Effect on Firm Value and Risk

Investors value CPG firms more in years when they launch more new products, but only breakthroughs that give shoppers a new benefit are associated with returns above a normal return.

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Experience › Customer Service

The Service-Profit Chain

The service-profit chain has offsetting paths to loyalty and profitability.

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Experience › Journey Management

Healthy Eating Nudges Work Better Through Convenience and Portions Than Through Labeling

Healthy eating nudges help people choose and eat more healthfully, especially by changing convenience or portion size.

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Experience › Product/Service Innovation

Robot Anthropomorphism and Customer Adoption

Customers say they are more willing to use a service robot the more humanlike it seems. The association is strongest for robots that also seem lifelike, smart, safe, likable, useful, and easy to use.

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Experience › Product/Service Innovation

Drivers of Consumer Resistance to AI

Consumer resistance to AI varies sharply by label, autonomy, and use case.

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