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Elevating Guest Experiences in Hotels with Integrated CX

InMoment XI

The hotel industry took a major hit during the pandemic, but the aftermath was even more curious. Hotel guests have lofty expectations for excellent experiences; they also have feedback data coming at them from all directions. Hotel customers are no exception. So much time locked inside caused a massive correction.

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Do You Know Your Customer Journey Map & the Emotions Overlay?

C3Centricity

A recent post by John Ollila on Loyalty Lobby about customer journey maps and touchpoints in the leisure industry prompted me to share with you, an experience I had recently with the Hilton Group. After all, why pay a booking site when I know the hotel I want to stay in, right?

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The 5 Rules of Behavioral Journey Mapping

Beyond Philosophy

We’ve recently trained some of our clients on journey mapping. We discussed the problems with journey mapping in a recent podcast. Traditional journey mapping is what a customer is doing, but is missing a few things. Behavioral Journey Mapping is different.

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From Customer Journey Map to an Optimal Customer Journey Road Map

Michelli Experience

In last week’s blog , I talked about how customer journey mapping has gained widespread acceptance and how to get maximum value out of efforts to depict perceptions of customers across interactions with your brand. Additionally, I suggest that maps are only good if people know how to read and use them.

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How to integrate Customer behavior into your journey maps to gain ROI

Beyond Philosophy

Journey Maps can be useless exercises. Journey Maps are only useless if you don’t include the customer’s emotional journey in them. Emotional journeys are the “squishy stuff” associated with why customers buy from you. That’s right…we said it. Check it out here.

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How combining this behavioral checklist to your journey maps will dramatically improve them

Beyond Philosophy

Journey Mapping is an excellent tool in experience design efforts. However, I often complain that they do not include the emotional journey, which is essential to designing an experience that engages emotionally with customers in a way that promotes customer loyalty. The customer goes to the shop.

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The Trouble With Customer Journey Maps

Middlesex Consulting

A recent Google search of the term “Customer Journey Maps” (CJM) turned up 5.3 This indicates that journey mapping is popular and is probably getting more popular every day, So, I decided to share some of the limitations of journey mapping with you so you can make sure you know what’s what when you create one.