A casino is a gambling establishment that offers games of chance and, in some cases, skill. Most modern casinos offer a wide variety of gaming options, including slot machines and poker tables. Some of the biggest casinos in the world also feature top-notch hotels, spas, and restaurants.
Casinos are carefully designed to influence customers’ behavior and encourage them to spend more money than they intended. They use delightful colors, interesting shapes, and other visual elements to create an enticing atmosphere. They also display pictures and videos of happy winners on screens throughout the casino to inspire others to try their luck.
In the past, marketers have primarily relied on demographics to guide their marketing decisions. For example, they might know that a group of women in their late 20s and early 30s are visiting a specific casino for a bachelorette party. But, this information doesn’t tell them anything about the reasons they’re there or what their true pain points are.
Fortunately, new data-driven tools help marketers understand what their customers are really “hiring” them for. By using the “jobs to be done” framework, marketers can better predict what types of experiences will drive customer retention and growth. For example, a group of women may be seeking a fun and exciting experience that includes gaming, entertainment, food, and drink. They might also be looking for a flexible schedule and stress-free logistics, fast Wi-Fi, ample places to charge their devices, and a high-quality staff.