Customer journey maps. Ecosystem maps. Storymapping. User stories. Personas. There are so many great tools available to user-centered marketers and content strategists that it can be hard to know which to use when! And some of them never seem to fit quite right when you try to apply them in your own organisation. Why not create your own?
In this session, Scott Kubie busts apart popular tools for describing users and understanding their journeys into their common patterns and components. You’ll begin to see the method behind the magic and leave equipped to choose, adapt, remix, and/or invent just the right tool for focusing your content on the people who really matter—your users
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Customer journey maps. Ecosystem maps. Storymapping. User stories. Personas. There are so many great tools available to user-centered marketers and content strategists that it can be hard to know which to use when! And some of them never seem to fit quite right when you try to apply them in your own organisation. Why not create your own?
In this session, Scott Kubie busts apart popular tools for describing users and understanding their journeys into their common patterns and components. You’ll begin to see the method behind the magic and leave equipped to choose, adapt, remix, and/or invent just the right tool for focusing your content on the people who really matter—your users
From this recording, you'll gain:
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Scott Kubie is the author of Writing for Designers. He joined Brain Traffic in 2016 and serves as their Lead Content Strategist, helping organizations of all kinds deal with big messy website problems.
Scott is an energetic speaker and inventive, systems-minded designer who loves to empower audiences with whiteboard-friendly frameworks for approaching problems in new ways. He lives in Minneapolis and enjoys running, biking, and playing guitar.