[Adaptive Path’s] Guide to Experience Mapping: “We’ve been doing experience mapping in our practice for several years now. Why? Customers are increasingly choosing products and services based on the quality of the experiences they have with them. These experiences often break down when they span multiple channels. As a result, organizations need a holistic, human-centered view of the experiences they create. In short, they need a map.”
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A Playbook for Improving Customer Journeys from Adaptive Path – this is a nice overview of what the impact of a journey map can have – looking for “troughs” (negative experiences) for example
“You can’t just stop after creating an experience map. That’s because a good current-state experience map is simply oozing with potential: the potential to create an even better experience. But how do you move forward? How do you see the opportunities? Well, it’s a little easier when you know what to look for, what the patterns of success are.”
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How to run a customer journey mapping workshop – “To map the customer journey it is necessary to speak to a lot of people. Often the easiest approach is to run a workshop. But how exactly would that work?”
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Customer Journey Map “Stencils” – nice looking stuff
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