What Would They Do? The Customer Experience Podcast For Online Business
Jun 15, 2026 · 20 min · 9 segments
Running a virtual event that people actually engage with from start to finish is something a lot of small business owners dream about, and spend way too long sitting on. In this episode, I'm pulling…
So during the event, which happened from the 12th to the 15th of May, I featured 19 online business owners inside a format where each of them shared one proven strategy.
So one retention or customer experience hack that had got them specific results in their business.
I asked the contestants to take people behind the scenes and record their screen.
People got a raw and honest look at the setup, at the results, at the thought process without having to look at a canvas slide deck for far too long.
And there were prizes on the line for the attendees who went into the daily prize pool and could win amazing prizes from the contestants, but also for the contestants themselves.
So that really encouraged them to put forward their best strategy, put extra effort in when it comes to putting things together, but also promoting the event because there was so much on the line.
The format was actionable and interactive and got the attendees, you know, to be made them a part of the event.
And it was competitive by design, meaning there was a competitive edge that came out, particularly in some contestants who got right into the format.
The customer experience thread that ran through all of it made it very on brand for me.
And ultimately, I wanted people to come back to the event rather than just watching day one and dropping off.
And as I said before, people seemed really tired of the overdone middle of the road virtual summit format.
So the feedback that I got has definitely reinforced that people want more of this out of the box format and more events like this one.
So if you are on the fence about trying something different, definitely take this episode as a nudge to do it and go for it.
So during the event, which happened from the 12th to the 15th of May, I featured 19 online business owners inside a format where each of them shared one proven strategy.
So one retention or customer experience hack that had got them specific results in their business.
I asked the contestants to take people behind the scenes and record their screen.
People got a raw and honest look at the setup, at the results, at the thought process without having to look at a canvas slide deck for far too long.
And there were prizes on the line for the attendees who went into the daily prize pool and could win amazing prizes from the contestants, but also for the contestants themselves.
So that really encouraged them to put forward their best strategy, put extra effort in when it comes to putting things together, but also promoting the event because there was so much on the line.
The format was actionable and interactive and got the attendees, you know, to be made them a part of the event.
And it was competitive by design, meaning there was a competitive edge that came out, particularly in some contestants who got right into the format.
The customer experience thread that ran through all of it made it very on brand for me.
And ultimately, I wanted people to come back to the event rather than just watching day one and dropping off.
And as I said before, people seemed really tired of the overdone middle of the road virtual summit format.
So the feedback that I got has definitely reinforced that people want more of this out of the box format and more events like this one.
So if you are on the fence about trying something different, definitely take this episode as a nudge to do it and go for it.
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