The Transformational Consumer, TaraNicholle Nelson
The Transformational Consumer, TaraNicholle Nelson
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The Transformational Consumer
Fuel a Lifelong Love Affair with Your Customers by Helping Them Get Healthier, Wealthier, and Wiser

Author: Tara-Nicholle Nelson

Narrator: Tara-Nicholle Nelson

Unabridged: 6 hr 31 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: Ascent Audio

Published: 03/01/2017


Synopsis

Millions of consumers are actively seeking to unlock their potential and looking for businesses that can help. Tara-Nicholle Nelson shows companies how to create a two-way love affair with these "transformational consumers."

The members of a massive and growing customer group are highly engaged with one subject: changing their own behavior to be healthier, wealthier, and wiser. Unlike the average consumer, these people are eager and excited to connect with businesses-if they'll help them make these very difficult changes. Nelson calls these people "transformational consumers."

This book helps leaders understand these consumers, learn the business of behavior change, and rethink their products, services, marketing, and companies to meet the demands of this hypergrowth, trillion-dollar-plus transformational consumer market. Through revealing examples and case studies, Nelson details seven shifts that businesses must make to engage transformational consumers: change what you sell, change your business model, change how you define "your customer," change your marketing, change your metrics, change how you define "the competition," and change your culture. The companies that successfully reorient to reach and engage transformational consumers will escape the problem of disengagement and will continue to thrive, no matter how many new social media channels, distracting apps, or competitors they face. 

Reviews

Goodreads review by Ronald on December 31, 2025

This book is basically a love letter to a customer you haven’t met yet—the future version of them. Nelson’s big idea is simple and true: people don’t buy products, they buy progress. They want to be healthier, wealthier, wiser—and they reward the firms that help them get there with devotion, repeats......more