情感元素是数字旅游体验的一部分

Johanna Heinonen, M. Murto
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数字工具和平台通常被认为可以改善客户体验。特别是在大流行期间,企业使用数字工具,例如营销、销售、沟通和创造体验。然而,使用数字解决方案通常被认为可以解决所有的挑战和问题,情感和人情味需要被记住。随着多渠道沟通的要求,客户接触变得越来越具有挑战性。技术上的卓越是不够的,理解客户的行为和情感是至关重要的。客户时代要求企业创造体验式数字服务,而不仅仅是效率。数字客户体验包括价值主张、以人为本的创新和数字客户旅程中所有接触点的体验(Zomerdijk & Voss 2010) (Tussyadiah 2014)。这些可以用Gentile等人(2007)的感官、情感和行为维度来分析,以了解创造客户体验的要素。Gentile等人(2007)还注意到,如果服务中存在多个维度,客户参与和承诺就会更加实质性。本文研究了顾客对一个网页的情绪反应,以确定产生情绪的触发因素,从而导致行动。为了更好地形成数字旅游体验,我们采用了实验室实验和专题访谈的方法。因此,可以说,要创造积极的情绪影响,而不是沮丧和愤怒,还有很多事情要做。研究表明,在顾客体验中,即使是实用主义维度也失败了,而感官维度则与视觉维度一致。尽管这项研究只是未来研究的试点,但它为公司提供了见解,并增加了对应用Gentile的客户体验维度的理解。虽然旅游和酒店行业被认为是一个经验丰富的行业,但建议将所有客户体验维度添加到在线渠道和沟通中,以提高客户参与度,从而提高客户忠诚度。
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Emotional elements as part of the digital tourism experience
Digital tools and platforms are often considered to improve customer experiences. Especially during the pandemic, businesses engaged with digital tools, e.g., marketing, sales, communication and experience creation. However, using digital solutions is often considered to solve all the challenges and problems, and the emotional and human touch needs to be remembered. With the requirements of multi-channelled communication, customer encounters are becoming more and more challenging. Technical excellence is not enough, but understanding customer behaviour and emotions is crucial. The age of the customer challenges companies to create experiential digital services instead of mere efficiency. Digital customer experience includes value proposition, human-centred innovation, and experiences (Tussyadiah 2014) along all the touch points of the digital customer journey (Zomerdijk & Voss 2010). These can be analysed with the sensorial, emotional and behavioural dimensions of Gentile et al. (2007) to understand the elements that create a customer experience. Gentile et al. (2007) also noticed that customer involvement and commitment were more substantial if several dimensions were present in the service. This paper studies the emotional customer responses to one webpage to determine the triggers creating emotions and thus resulting in actions. Laboratory experiments and thematic interviews were used as a method to help to form digital tourism experiences better. As a result, it can be stated that there is much to do to create positive emotional effects instead of frustration and anger. The study showed that even the pragmatic dimension failed in customer experience, and the sensorial dimension settled with vision. Even though this study functioned as a pilot for future research, it provided insights to the companies and increased the understanding of applying Gentile's dimensions of customer experience. While the tourism and hospitality industry is considered an experienced business, adding all the customer experience dimensions to the online channels and communication is recommended to increase customer involvement and, thus, customer loyalty.
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