#82. Alfred Peet changed the way Americans experienced coffee, paving the way for his first shop in Berkley, California. But he didn't only define the customer experience for his own stores, he also helped 3 co-founders learn how to brew coffee for a shop they will start in Seattle, WA that will end up being a well-known coffee business all over the world.
Today, Sevana and Tiffany take a lesson from the business story of Peet's Coffee and Tea and talk about how you can define your customer experience to up-level your company to new success.
Topics in today's episode includes:
- How Peets and Starbucks crossed paths
- 5 ways to define your customer experience, even on a shoestring budget
************************
Our podcast is originally a video podcast, so see us on YouTube or Spotify too.
************************
Got questions or have a topic you want Sevana and Tiffany to cover? Email us at thebusinessbehindsmallbusiness@gmail.com and see your question answers or topic of interest discussed on a future episode!
****************************
About BBSB - We are two business owners with two very different perspectives on building business, and the business behind that in order to achieve your goals. One of us built to sell, and will continue on the serial entrepreneur path, which means your focus and drive should include very particular tools and tips in order to achieve your goal. The other, is building a generational business, one that can go on long after she’s let go of the wheel. This type of business also requires very specific tools and platforms to achieve this goal. Both women have been successful in their own right, but in honesty - haven’t scratched the surface!
Sponsorship Opportunities - Email us here: thebusinessbehindsmallbusiness@gmail.com
Website - Check out our website! https://www.thebusinessbehindsmallbusiness.com
Notice - As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. These earnings contribute towards the costs of creating this podcast and we greatly appreciate your support!
Disclaimer - Details of today’s story was inspired by true events but are not based on proven facts. Also, we are NOT licensed financial experts, nor do we give financial advice. Anything we share with you here on our podcast, whether it be a personal experience or submission, or advice/tips that have worked for us, or that we believe would work for you should not be viewed as either financial, business, or tax advice. We ask for you to do your research, have open and honest conversations with your company’s own support providers and make decisions based upon that. Throughout this broadcast we will share our knowledge and give suggestions and hope you will receive them as part of your overall research to better your own company.
#smallbusinessadvice #entrepreneurship #referralpartners #businesspodcast #businessreferrals #howtogrowabusiness
References / Resources Used For This Episode:
Alternative Titles:
Mapping your Customer Journey
Branding and Marketing for Your Business
Why Customer Experience Matters