How to Design Service Endings That Don't Stink / Joe Macleod / Ep.
Ever felt trapped in a service you couldn't escape...
Trying to end a subscription only to face a frustrating maze of hurdles?
Let's face it, service endings are often the worst experience ever.
The good news is that it doesn't have to be this way.
In fact, well-designed endings can be a secret weapon for your business.
Think about it – when customers inevitably move on, what's the final impression they take with them?
Sadly, most companies neglect or wilfully ignore this crucial stage of the customer lifecycle.
They hide the cancel button, throw obstacles in your path, and make leaving feel like a punishment.
It's a missed opportunity because, historically, businesses have focused all their energy on acquiring new customers rather than on gracefully saying goodbye.
But what if we flipped the script?
What if endings felt like graduations, where we celebrate customers moving on to new adventures?
Could those who leave become our biggest fans?
This isn't just a pipe dream. Joe Macleod, who's literally written the book on this topic (twice!), joins us on the Show to share how to design endings that leave a positive, lasting impact.
We'll unpack the secrets of great endings, how they differ from beginnings, and the undeniable business case for getting this right.
Trust me, this episode is an eye-opener.
Once you hear it, you'll see opportunities everywhere to turn departing customers into brand ambassadors.
So, if you don't want all your hard work building good customer relationships to go to waste when they leave, tune in and learn how to make every goodbye a fond farewell (and maybe even a new beginning!).
[ 1. GUIDE 📺 ]
00:00 Welcome to episode 207
05:30 About Joe and Endings
07:00 Ending Journey
08:30 Joe's Passion for Endings
15:00 Businesses & Endings
18:00 Businesses & Status Quo?
20:00 Reassurance Endings
24:30 Divorce example
27:00 Measuring quality of an ending
35:00 Endings & Memberships
38:00 Alumni or Death Phase?
43:00 Healthcare Offboarding Example
47:00 Ex-Customers = Value
51:00 Importance of Alumnis
53:00 Pondering about Endings
55:00 3rd Book Preview
57:00 Giveaway announcement
58:00 Resources
59:00 Key Takeaways
[ 2. LINKS 🔗 ]
Linkedin - / josephmacleod
Endineering by Joe Macleod (Book) - https://www.andend.co/endineeringbook
Ends by Joe Macleod (book) - https://www.andend.co/book
www.andend.co
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