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Journey Mapping Workshop

Use this strategic tool to unearth innovation opportunities and empathise with people.

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Get your team together

Grow, retain and motivate your teams by sharing this unique learning experience.

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Journey Mapping Workshop

Every team inside your organisation has an end user. Journey mapping is used to understand and improve the user experience. It allows for a deeper understanding of your end user. It is a process that uncovers moments that matter, reveals opportunities for improvement and ultimately helps refine your processes.

At a time when getting teams together is a priority for many leaders, this Journey Mapping workshop offers an opportunity to reset and realign around the fundamentals of the user experience.

Learning Outcomes

Harness the value of Journey Mapping. Know when to use Journey Mapping as a strategic tool to tell user stories and visualise perspectives.
Put the user at the forefront. Create empathy, drive conversation, build consensus and unearth opportunities, no matter your user.
Align all touchpoints. Create a journey map that aligns with the user’s needs at all touch points to bring their voice into the business.
Get buy-in. Learn approaches to communicating the customer journey map to key stakeholders.
Act on your findings. Turn your insights into action by identifying, prioritising and implementing solutions.
Get the team together. Grow, retain and motivate your teams by sharing and collaborating in this unique learning experience.

How Different Teams Can Use Journey Maps

People and Culture teams own the employee experience (EX). They can shift the dial by creating more positive employee experiences by identifying key touchpoints, such as applying for a job, onboarding, upskilling or moments of change in their role.

Journey maps can help align your EX with your organisation’s values. This ensures your people are motivated and contributing to your organisational success.

What impact can this have on your People and Culture team?

Attract the best candidates
Employees become advocates within their own networks
Healthier employee satisfaction
Better retention rates

It is critical that Learning and Development teams understand the learner journey – after all, a learner is a user. By getting clear on the learner’s needs, challenges, and goals, they can create more effective, tailored learning experiences.

Aligning training with the learner journey means the right support is provided at the right time.

What impact can this have on your Learning and Development team?

Higher completion rates
Embedding of skills to uplift ‘on-the-job’ performance
Higher productivity
Improved training ROI

Sales teams can elevate their performance by pitching to leads at various stages of their journey providing targeted support or resources to help move them through the sales funnel.

Journey maps offer sales teams a framework for developing more effective sales strategies and personalising messaging.

What impact can this have on your Sales team?

More trusted relationships
Higher revenues and sales
Shorter sales cycles

Customer Experience teams need to step into their customers’ shoes. They use journey maps to visualise the entire process from your customer’s perspective – and isolate areas for CX improvements.

Journey maps prompt a more customer-centric approach including responding to customer’s needs and goals, rather than simply resolving a ticket.

What impact can this have on your Customer Experience team?

Greater customer loyalty and advocacy
Better customer satisfaction scores
Shorter resolution times
Higher NPS

Marketing teams need to know how consumers interact with their brand at every stage of the marketing funnel. They use journey maps to help them identify the micro-moments that make up the full experience of their brand.

Journey maps allow Marketing teams to design and implement strategies based on consumer behaviours and needs.

What impact can this have on your Marketing team?

Higher quality leads
Higher conversion levels
Healthier sales numbers

UX UI teams map the touchpoints that a user goes through to accomplish a specific goal or task. They use journey maps to isolate opportunities for journey improvements and to communicate their design decisions.

Journey Maps give UX UI teams the ability to reveal and reconcile user pain points.

What impact can this have on your UX UI team?