How Part of the Pathwwway Mission Includes Educating End Users as well as Businesses!
In
the B2B world, customer experience is often the biggest factor when it comes to
buying decisions. It is an even bigger factor than price. So, if end-user
experience matters, B2B brands need to think about educating end users, and not
just businesses which are their immediate clients. The Pathwwway mission
believes there needs to be a paradigmatic shift in the way products are
developed and marketed in the B2B space, because it is ultimately the end user
that matters most. The end-user impacts the profitability of the B2B client in
diverse ways.
B2B
products or software are way more complex than B2C, but ultimately, the focus
is on designing products that feel easy and user-friendly, while offering an
array of wide functionalities. B2B businesses also need to be aware of
customers they must market to, and heed the consumers that make up the
business. Businesses also need to be geared towards meeting the ever-changing
preferences of demanding consumers. End users need to be considered while
designing and marketing products. For B2B brands like Pathwwway, now more than
ever, the customer is king and end-user experience matters!
- Customisation Counts
Given
that every single customer interaction is different and needs to be treated as
unique and precious, it is essential to focus on end users. Every user utilises
products and services differently. The Pathwwway mission is to design products and services that
offer a great user experience for everyone, no matter how and when these are
used. By creating buyer personas or understanding end-consumer education,
Pathwwway’s team safeguards the interest of its B2B clients directly.
- User Feedback Matters
While
developing a product centred around the end user, it makes sense to educate the
consumer so that feedback can be offered to you. Interactions are always
mediated by the business, but now it is crucial to open the channels between
users and your B2B client so problems can be solved in record time.
Additionally, end-user feedback provides better quality data for analysis to
ensure user experience is further prioritised in the future.
Implementing
a wide range of tools allowing user feedback directly is important. Through
carefully curated insights, the Pathwwway team seeks to offer the end user
value in the long run. Tailoring customer services to multiple end users,
businesses working with Pathwwway ensure even the smallest of issues don’t slip
through the net. A business that stands out is one that solves issues. When
developing a product, remembering the end user is important, because this is
how the client’s brand will be loved by consumers and businesses alike.
B2B
marketing strategies are separate. With more access to comprehensive customer
data and increased reliance on socially oriented experiences in decision
making, B2C and B2B audiences are converging. Through the Pathwwway mission,
the focus is on understanding the end user at different stages of the customer
journey touchpoints.
Building
rapport with end users and responding to inquiries quickly helps to build
confidence. Up to 50% of sales go to the vendor first to respond because the
first to make contact is best able to define value propositions and frame the
conversation, according to research by InsideSales. For B2B end users, social
media reigns supreme. In a survey of marketing professionals in B2B roles,
social media remained an effective channel.