BULLOCH.CONSULTING GROUP

$497 One-Time Investment

Culture Check™

Customer Experience Assessment & Gap Analysis

A professional evaluation that compares what your business believes it is delivering with what customers are actually experiencing.

The difference between those two views represents potential Experience Gaps—places where the intended experience and the received experience do not match.

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Every Culture Check™ starts at the front door.

The Diagnostic

No single questionnaire, review, or visit tells the whole story.

Culture Check™ brings multiple data points together to build a fuller, evidence-informed picture of the customer experience.

Owner and leadership perspective

Culture Check assessment responses

Customer voice, reviews, and review patterns

Digital customer journey and public-facing communication

Relevant social and customer-generated content

Mystery customer or direct observation when applicable

BULLOCH CONSULTING GROUP’s professional evaluation

The Six C’s Customer Experience Framework

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Experiencing the journey firsthand — as the customer.

Observation When Applicable

We become the customer when the assessment calls for it.

A real visit, order, wait, or interaction can add context that public data cannot. Observation is one input—not the entire service—and is used when it fits the business and the questions we need to answer.

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From Evidence to Findings

We find the gaps first. Then we build the solution.

Reviews, customer voice, public touchpoints, assessment responses, and observation are read together—not treated as isolated complaints.

The Deliverable

Your Culture Check™ Experience Gap Report

You are not paying $497 to complete a questionnaire. You are purchasing a professional assessment and gap analysis designed to show what is working, where the experience is breaking down, what should be prioritized, and what should happen next.

Your exact findings and recommendations depend on the evidence available. A lack of reviews or feedback is itself useful information and may reveal a feedback or engagement gap.

Six C’s scorecard and results
Overall customer experience findings
Owner perception vs. observed customer experience comparison
Customer voice, review patterns, and relevant feedback
Digital customer journey findings
Mystery customer or observation findings when applicable
Customer experience strengths and wins
Identified Experience Gaps
Priority areas requiring attention
Recommended next steps and implementation priorities

A Structured Method

The Six C’s Customer Experience Framework

Each area is evaluated individually and contributes to the overall customer experience picture. The framework keeps the assessment consistent and prevents recommendations from resting on subjective opinion alone.

01 / Culture

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What your business repeatedly does.

The internal standards, values and expectations that shape how every customer interaction actually happens.

02 / Customer Service

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How people are treated when they interact with you.

How requests, questions, complaints and recovery moments are handled across every channel.

03 / Communication

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What you tell customers — and what you leave them to guess.

The tone, timing and clarity of what customers hear from you — online, in person and in between.

04 / Consistency

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Whether the experience holds up every time.

Whether the experience holds up across staff, locations, channels, busy days and slow days.

05 / Care

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Whether customers feel considered rather than processed.

Attention, empathy and the small details that tell a customer they were seen, not processed.

06 / Customer Retention

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Whether you’ve given customers a reason and a route to return.

The systems and relationships that turn a first-time customer into a returning one.

The Findings Stand Alone

You see the gaps. Now you need help closing them.

You can take the findings and implement them internally. Or, after your assessment is complete, BULLOCH CONSULTING GROUP can build a customized implementation plan around the Experience Gaps identified.

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