
Discover why businesses lose 20-70% of customers in the first 100 days. Joey Coleman's game-changing framework - used by Sephora and Build-A-Bear - proves a 5% retention boost can increase profits by 100%. Master the emotional journey that transforms buyers into lifelong advocates.
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Imagine investing thousands to attract new customers, only to watch them silently slip away within months. This devastating exodus isn't just disappointing - it's financially catastrophic. Joey Coleman's groundbreaking framework tackles this universal business challenge by focusing on the critical first 100 days of the customer relationship. Most businesses excel at courting prospects but systematically neglect customers after the sale, creating a structural blind spot that costs them dearly. The math is startlingly clear: a mere 5% improvement in retention can boost profits by 25-100%. Why? Because selling to existing customers succeeds 60-70% of the time versus just 5-20% with new prospects, while acquisition costs run six to seven times higher than retention expenses. As customer experience emerges as the ultimate business differentiator, mastering the emotional journey of your customers isn't just smart business - it's survival.