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6 Stages of the Omni CX Path

1
Days 1–14
Onboarding
Remove buyer's remorse. Set expectations. Get first wins on the board.
Touchpoints
  • Welcome sequence (Day 0, 3, 7)
  • Kickoff call — goals, personas, brand
  • WundertreOS Business Context setup
  • Wunder Uncover pixel deployed
Move fast. First impression = confidence or doubt.
2
Days 15–30
First Results
Show measurable early wins before the client starts wondering if it's working.
Touchpoints
  • First report — baseline + what launched
  • Proactive "what went live" message
  • First lead / first review highlighted
  • Listing sync confirmation
Clients don't lose faith slowly — they lose it in the silence.
3
Months 1–3
Value Delivery
Deliver on the promise. Make the work visible.
Touchpoints
  • Monthly report — data + narrative
  • Strategy meeting (tier-matched cadence)
  • Proactive recommendations
  • Content approval touchpoints
Clients who understand what's happening stay longer.
4
Ongoing
Milestone Moments
Celebrate progress. Make clients feel the momentum.
Touchpoints
  • First 10 reviews — celebrate explicitly
  • First revenue attributed to Omni
  • 90-day Omni-Revenue Review
  • Quarterly wins summary email
Progress often feels invisible — your job is to make it felt.
5
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Month 2+
Review & Referral Activation
Turn happy clients into public advocates and referral sources.
Touchpoints
  • Automated review request sequence
  • Text/email with direct Google link
  • Reply every review within 24hrs
  • Referral program tracked in LeadSprout
  • Personal thank-you on referral receipt
Clients want to refer you — they just need to be asked at the right moment.
6
Month 6+
Long-term Advocacy
Turn top clients into brand champions who actively promote Wundertre.
Touchpoints
  • Case study interview + production
  • Testimonial video (60-sec, Studio)
  • Client spotlight on social / newsletter
  • VIP access, early features, recognition
  • Quarterly Omni-Revenue Reviews
Advocates aren't just happy clients — they feel like partners.

How Advocacy Feeds Acquisition

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Stage 6 Output
Active Advocates
Happy clients who feel like partners. They share, refer, and vouch — without being asked twice.
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feeds back into
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Funnel Re-entry
What Advocates Generate
👥Referrals enter at MOFU/BOFU — already warm, pre-sold by someone they trust
📄Case studies handle TOFU without any ad spend
⭐5-star review clusters remove BOFU friction for strangers who find the client organically
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result
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Compounding Effect
Lower CAC, Faster Close
Every advocate reduces the cost of acquiring every future client. Great CX is the highest-ROI marketing channel Wundertre has.
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CX Anti-Patterns to Avoid

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Going Silent After Onboarding
Clients interpret silence as neglect. Momentum from kickoff evaporates and doubt fills the vacuum.
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Only Communicating When Something's Wrong
If clients only hear from you with bad news, they start dreading your messages — and looking for the exit.
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Numbers Without Narrative
Reporting metrics without context or interpretation leaves clients confused about whether it's working.
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Making Clients Chase Their Rep
If a client has to follow up to get an update, you've already lost ground. They're now managing the relationship, not you.
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Asking for Reviews Before Delivering Results
Asking too early creates awkwardness and low-quality reviews. Earn the ask first — then make it.
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Treating All Clients the Same
Lite clients don't need the same touch frequency as Heavy. Mismatched service creates both over-service and neglect.

Communication Standards

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Response SLA
Same Business DayHeavy tier: 4-hour response. All others respond before end of business day — no exceptions.
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Proactive Updates
Don't Wait to Be AskedSend the update before they wonder. If a week passes without a client-facing message, something is wrong.
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Bad News Protocol
Problems Surface ImmediatelyBad news comes first — with a solution attached. Never buried in a monthly report. No surprises.
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Relationship Ownership
Single Point of ContactThe account rep owns the relationship. Clients should never wonder who to call or feel passed around.
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