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Great experiences are built

We live in an experience economy.

People expect memorable experiences. We’re drawn to it—whether it’s at an amusement park, a cozy coffee shop, or perhaps the TED talk everyone is discussing.

Great experiences don’t just happen. They’re carefully constructed.

Attention is a gift.
Listeners want it, too.

Write for your audience.
They’re gifting you their attention.
Reward them with yours.

THE WHITE HOUSE BIOSPHERE 2 ST LOUIS ARCH PHILBROOK MUSEUM OF ART MISSION SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO BALBOA PARK FILOLI CENTER SAN DIEGO MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY OAKLAND MUSEUM OF CA WORCESTER ART MUSEUM blue bar Experienceology client Biosphere2 Experienceology client Worcester Art Museum Experienceology client San Diego Natural History Museum Experienceology client Filoi Center Experienceology client Oakland Museum Experienceology client The White House Experienceology client St Louis Arch Experienceology client Mission San Juan Capistrano Experienceology client Balboa Park San Diego Experienceology client Philbrook Museum

Visitor experience clients of Experienceology®

This is Experienceology®

Stephanie Weaver developed the Experienceology® process in 2004 to improve visitor experiences at cultural destinations. It was a first of its kind, designed to enhance messaging and build return visits. Clients ranged from The White House to world-class museums.

Experienceology logoFor over 15 years, leading museums, national parks, aquariums, libraries, and zoos hired Stephanie to improve their experience and manage their public messaging. Her companion book Creating Great Visitor Experiences became a business guide and best-selling college textbook.

TED talks are crafted experiences, too.

Stephanie brought her experience process to TEDx talks in 2011. She has since refined the process to 10 coaching sessions where speakers develop talks from Big Idea and speechwriting through visual storytelling and rehearsal. It mirrors the process she used to create exhibition content and the supporting narrations for the museum field:

    • Find the “Big Idea.”
    • Rethink the story.
    • Elicit the emotion in media.

An eye for experiences and decades of  distilling the Big Idea is what sets Stephanie apart from other TEDx coaches. Stephanie excels at finding the essential to build memorable TED talks.

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Great experiences begin with you.