Term 3 Flashcards

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What is an empathy map?

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An empathy map is a collaborative tool teams can use to gain a deeper insight into their customers

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what are the 4 headings (besides user) of an empathy map?

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Says, thinks, does, feels

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what is the aim of an emapthy map?

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The aim is to understand how they are affected by your problem and their thoughts around your ideas

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what is a customer journey map?

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A customer journey map (CJM) is an illustrative diagram that depicts customers’ experience with your brand.

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what are the 8 steps of making a customer journey map?

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  1. Bring the team together for an initial brainstorm
  2. Identify potential user personas
  3. Create an empathy map
  4. Flesh out your ideas with user research
  5. Identify all possible customer touchpoints
  6. Choose the information you want to highlight
  7. Decide on the tools you’ll use to create your CJM
  8. Build your customer journey map
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6
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what is a value proposition?

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the motivation behind each purpose a customer makes

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what are the 2 shapes in a value proposition canvas?

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square and circle

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what are the 3 parts in the square?

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gain creators, products and services, pain relivers

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9
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what are the 3 parts in the circle?

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gains, pains, customer jobs

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10
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what is a swot analysis?

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A SWOT Analysis is a structured team brainstorming and evaluation tool used to look internally and externally

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what are internal strengths?

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Strengths are the key things you do well that give you an advantage over the competition.

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what are internal weaknesses?

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Weaknesses are the things you don’t do well, or as well as the competition, that may hinder your success and growth.

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what are external opportunities?

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Opportunities are changes occurring externally to your business that you could take advantage of.

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what are external threats?

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Threats are any external factors that could have a negative impact, such as trends in the market and society or government regulations.

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what are key sources?

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Key resources are the main inputs that your company uses to create its value proposition, service its customer segment and deliver the product to the customer.

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16
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what are key activites?

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Key activities are any activities that your business is engaged in for the primary purpose of making a profit.

17
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what are fixed costs?

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They remain the same despite the volume of goods or services produced.

18
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what are variable costs?

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Costs that vary proportionally with the volume of goods or services produced.