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Customer journey maps provide valuable insights into how your customers interact with your brand throughout the sales process. These maps illustrate the actions your users take before, during, and after conversion, often using timeline-style visuals. Each action is presented as part of a story, making it easy to plan your brand touchpoints and empathize with your users.

Use Presentations.ai’s customer journey map templates to showcase your customer’s story in simple, sleek layouts. Creating a customer journey map is a fundamental first step in determining precisely when and where your brand should interact with your target audience. Building one allows you to curate your brand touch points so that each interaction with your brand is positive and memorable.

A buyer journey template like this will help you:

  • Visualize customer behavior
  • Identify barriers to conversion
  • Differentiate your user personas

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Pro Tips for Customer Journey Mapping

Align Your Customer Journey with a Customer Profile

Before creating an effective journey map, you need to understand who your customers are and why they take specific actions. Refer to your customer profiles or consider how your target audience might think when developing each point on the user journey.

Craft a Story

Similar to a project roadmap, buyer journey templates use the flow of time as an x-axis, like a timeline. This format is easy to understand and helps tell a compelling story. Engage your audience by illustrating the story of your users and their interactions with your brand.

Make Each Journey Step Stand Out Visually

Highlight each step of your user journeys with an icon or colorful image. Beautiful.ai offers a library of free icons, or you can upload your own images.

Avoid Unnecessary Details

Customer journey maps should not be overly detailed. They need to show each step of the process your users go through before, during, and after purchase or conversion. Added details should be related to user actions and applicable to an entire group of users, typically one of your target audiences.