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Journey Maps: Not an Exercise in Futility

CX Journey

Today's post is a modified version of a post I originally published on Touchpoint Dashboard on February 4, 2015. One of the arguments against journey mapping I often hear is that it's an exercise in futility: You map. The map must include more than just what the customer is doing, thinking, and feeling.

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Can't Get to Future State without Knowing Current State

CX Journey

Today's post is a modified version of a post I originally published on Touchpoint Dashboard's blog on April 1, 2015. Let’s step back a second and look at the current state map. Because of the most important rule of journey mapping. What you won’t be doing is problem solving or designing the experience of tomorrow.

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Customer Understanding: The Cornerstone of Customer-Centricity

CX Journey

There are a lot of different channels and ways for customers to tell you about their needs and desired outcomes and how well you are performing against their expectations. Understanding these expectations and identifying key drivers of a great customer experience are important outcomes of this exercise. Research your customers.

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Achieving Customer Success Maturity: Focus Areas, Pitfalls, and Warning Signs

ChurnZero

6M to $10M of Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) or ~10 Customer Success Mangers (CSMs). Activities: Customer segmentation, defined CSM engagement models, defined customer journey maps, alignment between Sales and Customer Success. But you end up turning your customer journey into an internal process map.

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Using Your Employees' Voices to Transform the Customer Experience

CX Journey

Think about your interactions with companies like Southwest Airlines, Zappos, or Ritz-Carlton; these companies have created intentional cultures of employee experience, happiness, and engagement first because they know that if their employees are miserable, their customers will be, too. How do we do that? There are five very clear steps: 1.

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Customer Understanding: The Cornerstone of Customer-Centricity

CX Journey

There are a lot of different channels and ways for customers to tell you about their needs and desired outcomes and how well you are performing against their expectations. Understanding these expectations and identifying key drivers of a great customer experience are important outcomes of this exercise. Research your customers.

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The Ultimate Guide to Customer Experience Workshops

SurveySparrow

It unites teams from different departments within a company to focus on a single, paramount objective: enhancing the overall customer journey. A customer experience workshop is basically like a friendly gathering where these team members sit down to solve a CX puzzle. They break the journey into memorable moments.