When something goes missing time can become the most important element for your customer experience. By ignoring the constraints of needing information and answers quickly, no matter how awesome the rest of the experience is you may of already blown it.
Lost & Found is a common experience, so common that Napoleon actually set up the first official one and it hasn’t changed much since.
In honor of this lack of process innovation we are taking the festival producers perspective and diving into what is really being lost in the Lost & Found (hint: it’s not the stuff we are talking about).
The Firefly Music Festival 2019 dates have been announced with a lot of big changes planned. It’s going to be 3 (yes THREE) days of fun, camping, and music in Dover Delaware.
The Music is over and the attendees have left, and hopefully showered finally, but there is still a lot of festival operations left.
One of the most time sensitive and often customer centric operations are the post-event Lost & Found. Get prepared to have a bunch of random stuff in your office as we dive into what a post-event L&F might look like.
Broad but massively helpful tips for setting up your Lost & Found operations. Help your customers and staff out tremendously by incorporating some of the standard expectations for an L&F experience.