Guestology, a term coined by Bruce Laval at The Walt Disney Company, focuses on understanding customers as 'guests' to enhance their experience. It emphasizes maintaining the 'magic' of experiences by ensuring that everything presented to customers is polished and well-prepared. Walt Disney's vision for Disneyland in the 1950s was centered on exceeding guest expectations to foster lifelong loyalty.
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Guestology, a term coined by Bruce Laval at The Walt Disney Company, focuses on understanding customers as 'guests' to enhance their experience. It emphasizes maintaining the 'magic' of experiences by ensuring that everything presented to customers is polished and well-prepared. Walt Disney's vision for Disneyland in the 1950s was centered on exceeding guest expectations to foster lifelong loyalty.
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Guestology is the art and science of understanding and knowing your customers.
Coined by Bruce Laval, an industrial
engineer at The Walt Disney Company, it emphasizes viewing customers as “guests” and understanding their needs. The philosophy behind guestology is to maintain the “magic” of experiences, ensuring that what appears in front of the customer is always the finished product – characters and themes in the right place, with all maintenance done behind the scenes12. When Walt Disney created Disneyland in the 1950s, he focused on the guest experience, aiming to exceed expectations and create lifelong customers