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Explore the idea that everything your customer knows about you is from input from their five senses.
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Sep 12, 2018
Sep 12, 2018
1 hr 52 sec
Wes was invited to the home of Las Vegas Strip entertainer Jimmy Emerson who gathered a group of fellow entertainers to discuss how the art of female impersonation delivers a SENSE-sational Customer Experience. Included is a discussion of tribute to the late Kenny Kerr who's Boylesque show on the Strip entertained thousands of Las Vegas visitors in the 80's and 90's.

Sep 5, 2018
Sep 5, 2018
44 min
Consider the sensory experience of those in conflict. This interview with Dr. barbara Strahl, conflict resolution expert, will gently guide you to consider the sensory elements involved in creating productive resolutions. Wes concludes this episode sharing the T.A.M.E. model for responding to angry or upset customers. And yes, the 'b' in barbara is lower case. Listen in as Wes asks Dr. Strahl why she does that.

Aug 29, 2018
Aug 29, 2018
54 min
An interview with Dr. Wendy Dearborne. She shares insight from her years of aromatherapy experience about how to make sure your business has the right scent. This episode is more conversational than an interview and makes for a relaxing segment for learning.

Aug 22, 2018
Aug 22, 2018
36 min
Jewelry store designer Ron Gay shares some of his practices that have made his stores sensory experiences not to be forgotten. He doesn't design your typical 'shopping mall' jewelry store, but rather, he polishes his design until the store is a perfect 'gem'. Listen in and see what take-aways you can apply to your business from this talented and 'sensory' mater.

Aug 15, 2018
Aug 15, 2018
40 min
Security That Makes 'Sense' - In this launch episode of "Sense-sational Customer Experiences', program host Wes Miller interviews the head of security for the Las Vegas Downtown Project. Retired Las Vegas Metro Police Sergeant Christopher Curtis, better know as 'Sarge' shares his insights about how attention to the five senses can lead to improved security. Grab your notebook and plan to capture some thoughts and ideas that will make your environment a safer place for customers, employees and you.
