Amy Scott

Member Since: 14th May 2002
Sedulous is a customer insight driven consultancy specialising in customer experience initiatives and service design. I help organisations to identify what customers want, how they are currently delivering against these expectations, where the customer pain points are, what causes them, and how to design them out of their service offering - leading to ideal customer journeys.
I’ve worked for a variety of organisations both in Australia and the UK such as Optus (Australia’s second largest Telco), Toyota, Institute of Accountants, Thomas Cook, Western Union, Nuffield Health, Midcounties Cooperative, UBM and Cabot Financial.
Director Sedulous
11th Nov 2021
Who should lead your customer journey mapping practices?
When MyCustomer surveyed global businesses about their customer journey mapping exercises back in 2018, one of the big questions we asked...
Engagement
1st Mar 2021
How can businesses build customer trust through digital relationships?
Building trust with customers is crucial because we know trust is a deal breaker or deciding factor in customers brand buying decision. In...
Loyalty
29th Sep 2020
Transformative times demand better digital journeys - are you delivering?
Towards the end of 2019 consumer confidence was high and the government was already talking about an end to austerity - but all that...
Channels
5th Aug 2019
How to use diary studies to better understand customer behaviours, attitudes and emotions
Diary studies can be a great way for CX practitioners to get a window into customer behaviours, attitudes and emotions. So what are they...
Voice of the Customer
17th Jul 2019
How to change customer behaviour: Incentivise or penalise?
Which works best at changing behaviours - incentivising or penalising? It’s about using positive and negative reinforcements and it also...
Loyalty
5th Apr 2019
Clearing up confusion about personas and how they impact customer journey design
Having robust customer personas is of even greater importance today because customer journeys are getting increasingly complex. So what do...
Data