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Customer Journey with Fexingo: Touchpoints, Mapping, and Multi-Channel Marketing

Customer Journey with Fexingo: Touchpoints, Mapping, and Multi-Channel Marketing

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Every customer interaction is a thread in a larger narrative. Lucas and Luna examine how brands map the journey from first click to final loyalty, using real examples like Warby Parker's home-try-on funnel and Spotify's personalized onboarding. They discuss where touchpoints break, how attribution models mislead, and why the journey rarely follows the neat flowchart. Lucas traces a B2B buyer's path through six-stage nurture sequences; Luna challenges whether 'omni-channel' is achievable or just a costly myth. They break down Net Promoter Score versus Customer Effort Score, and debate whether reducing friction always boosts retention. This show is for marketers who want to design journeys—not just measure them. What happens when your customer's map doesn't match your intention? #CustomerJourney #Touchpoints #MultiChannelMarketing #Marketing #CX #CustomerExperience #FunnelOptimization #Attribution #NPS #CES #OmniChannel #WarbyParker #Spotify #B2BMarketing #Retention #Business #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo© 2026 Fexingo. All rights reserved.
Episodes
  • Why Your Customer Journey Map Is Probably Wrong

    Why Your Customer Journey Map Is Probably Wrong
    May 23 2026
    In this episode of Customer Journey with Fexingo, Lucas and Luna tackle a hidden flaw in most customer journey maps: they're based on the company's internal view, not the customer's actual experience. Using the example of a B2B software company that discovered its sales-driven map ignored a critical research phase where customers spent 70% of their time, they reveal how biased mapping leads to misallocated marketing budgets. Lucas explains a simple fix: building a 'moment map' from customer interviews instead of sales team assumptions. They also discuss a case where a retailer found that its post-purchase survey touchpoint was actually driving churn because the survey itself was poorly timed. The episode includes a practical three-step process to audit your own journey map and avoid common pitfalls like over-weighting easy-to-track channels. Listeners will walk away with a concrete framework to test whether their map reflects reality—or just internal wishful thinking. #CustomerJourney #JourneyMapping #MarketingStrategy #CustomerExperience #CX #Touchpoints #MarketingAttribution #B2BMarketing #RetailMarketing #MomentMap #CustomerResearch #ChurnReduction #MarketingROI #DataDrivenMarketing #CustomerBehavior #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #MarketingPodcast Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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    7 mins
  • The Zero-Proof Purchase Why Customers Leave Without Buying

    The Zero-Proof Purchase Why Customers Leave Without Buying
    May 22 2026
    Lucas and Luna zero in on an overlooked marketing blind spot: the zero-proof purchase — when a customer completes a full journey (browse, consider, compare, add to cart, enter payment info) and then abandons the transaction at the final second, not because of price or friction, but because the brand never gave them a reason to actually buy today. They dissect a 2025 study of 2,000 consumers that found 38% of so-called 'lost sales' are actually 'postponed purchases' where the customer simply didn't feel urgency — and they walk through three concrete triggers (time-scarcity, social-proof-flash, and outcome-visualization) that brands like Booking.com and Casper have used to convert zero-proof browsers into buyers. A practical episode for anyone running e-commerce, lead-gen, or B2B sales funnels. #ZeroProofPurchase #CustomerJourney #Marketing #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #Ecommerce #ConversionOptimization #AbandonedCart #UrgencyMarketing #SocialProof #BookingDotCom #Casper #ConsumerBehavior #SalesPsychology #CheckoutFriction #PurchaseIntent #OutcomeVisualization #TimeScarcity Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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    10 mins
  • Why Attribution Models Lie About Your Best Channels

    Why Attribution Models Lie About Your Best Channels
    May 22 2026
    Most marketers trust their attribution reports to tell them which channels drive conversions. But Lucas and Luna reveal why those reports are often dangerously misleading. They examine a 2024 case study from a mid-market DTC skincare brand that found its highest-converting channel, Instagram ads, was actually its worst-performing when measured incrementally. Using a meta-analysis of 178 A/B tests from Skai and a real example from the brand Pai Skincare, they show why last-click, first-click, and even multi-touch attribution models routinely overcredit 'closing' channels like search and undercredit 'opening' channels like podcasts and TV. The episode walks through the concept of incremental lift, explains why a channel with a lower last-click conversion rate can be your most profitable bet, and offers a practical framework for running holdout tests without a massive budget. By the end, you'll understand why one brand that shifted 40% of its budget from paid search to podcast sponsorships saw a 22% increase in overall revenue — even though its attribution dashboard showed search as the 'winner.' #AttributionModels #MarketingAttribution #IncrementalLift #CustomerJourney #DTCBrands #PaiSkincare #Skai #MultiChannelMarketing #LastClickAttribution #FirstClickAttribution #HoldoutTests #AdvertisingROI #PodcastAdvertising #PaidSearch #MarketingStrategy #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #Marketing Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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    7 mins
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