Remember your last trip to Walt Disney World? When you were there, what impressed you most about the facility?
Was it the cleanliness? Maybe it was the amiable staff, or the consistent signage and information you used while making your way through the park.
If it was one of those things that’s because Disney wanted you to notice it, says Dennis Snow, professional consultant and long-time Disney employee.
Disney World isn’t just a theme park, it’s an experience.
Presenting at CVSN’s Aftermarket Distribution Summit Tuesday in Santa Rosa, Calif., Snow says you should be working to sell experience in your business as well.
Just because you don’t have Cinderella’s Castle and Mickey Mouse doesn’t mean you can’t impress your customers, he says.
“You have to create little moments of wow,” says Snow. Big moments of wow are great, but they aren’t easily repeatable. By crafting little moments of wow for your customers in everyday business, you can slowly build an experience that leads to partnerships and long-term success.