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🗺️ Customer Journey Map

WellWalla Chief Customer Officer | v1.0 | February 2026

Journey Overview

The WellWalla customer journey spans from initial awareness through becoming a loyal advocate. Each stage presents opportunities to deliver value and build trust.

Journey Stages

1. AWARENESS

Customer Goal: Learn about health optimization options

Channels:

Google Search AI Assistants Social Media Word of Mouth

Our Goal: Be discovered for health-related queries. Establish credibility.

2. CONSIDERATION

Customer Goal: Compare testing options and prices

Channels:

Product Pages Comparison Content Reviews FAQ

Our Goal: Show transparent pricing, beat competitors, build trust with content.

3. PURCHASE

Customer Goal: Complete order quickly and easily

Channels:

Cart Checkout Order Confirmation

Our Goal: Frictionless checkout, clear next steps, immediate confirmation.

4. EXPERIENCE

Customer Goal: Complete test and receive results

Channels:

Lab Visit Result Delivery Result Portal Support

Our Goal: Smooth lab experience, quick results, clear interpretation.

5. RETENTION

Customer Goal: Continue health monitoring

Channels:

Email Nurture Subscriptions Personalized Recommendations

Our Goal: Encourage repeat testing, subscription enrollment, cross-sell supplements.

6. ADVOCACY

Customer Goal: Share positive experience

Channels:

Referral Program Reviews Social Sharing

Our Goal: Reward referrals, make sharing easy, collect testimonials.

Key Touchpoint Metrics

Touchpoint Metric Target
Landing Page Bounce Rate < 40%
Product Page Add to Cart Rate > 15%
Checkout Completion Rate > 70%
Post-Purchase Email Open Rate > 50%
Result Delivery Time to View < 2 hours
Repeat Purchase 30-day Retention > 20%
Referral Program Referral Rate > 10%

Pain Points to Address

Customer Personas

Persona Profile Primary Motivation
Health Optimizer 30-45, tech-savvy, tracks metrics Preventive health, optimization
Chronic Manager 40-65, managing condition (diabetes, thyroid) Convenient monitoring, save money
Curious First-Timer 25-40, never done DTC testing Curiosity, avoiding doctor visit
Cost-Conscious Any age, uninsured or high-deductible Affordable access to testing