What exactly is the experience economy,can you give a few chestnuts?

Experience economy is an extension of the service economy, is the fourth type of economy after the agricultural economy, industrial economy and service economy, emphasizing the customer's sensory satisfaction, pay attention to the customer's psychological experience when the consumer behavior occurs. Examples are as follows:

Jewelry design, as we have just mentioned, is no longer in the art field, but towards the commercial field; no longer a simple product, but a more high-end integrated experience design.

That is to say, in the process of getting the jewelry, what you appreciate is no longer the value of the jewelry itself, but in the process of selecting jewelry, custom jewelry to get the service experience.

The experience economy has been called the fourth economic form, and experience will become a brand-new offering in addition to products and services. The term "Checker" was first coined by TongTou to highlight the difference between experiential blogs and ordinary blogs.

Tongtou.com defines "checker" as a user on the Internet who experiences a merchant's product or service on behalf of the general public and is willing to share his or her consumption experience. The user expresses his or her feelings after experiencing a product or service through various information carriers, such as text, pictures, video, sound, etc., and puts the information on the Internet to share with the general consumers.

"Sharing creates value", especially on the fast-popularizing Internet, which requires valuable and meaningful sharing. Tourism "checkers" are defined as a group of people who love life, are willing to share, pursue a noble life, and are passionate about traveling. ...... They are willing to share their real experiences with thousands of travelers while they are walking and remembering, and benefit from the experiences of others.

They represent the power of thousands of travelers, not the mice of business interests, and they are not "test subjects" but real travelers.