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Empathy Maps
A Key Tool for Startups to Understand Customers.
What Is an Empathy Map?
An empathy map is a collaborative visualization tool designed to articulate what customers think, feel, say, and do. It typically includes six quadrants:
- Says: What customers express about their experiences.
- Thinks: Their unspoken thoughts or concerns.
- Does: Actions they take to address their needs.
- Feels: Emotional states related to their experiences.
- Pains: Challenges or obstacles faced.
- Gains: Desired outcomes or benefits from your product.
Why Use Empathy Maps?
Empathy maps help startups gain a deep understanding of their target audience, tailor products to meet user needs, and enhance customer engagement.
Creating an Empathy Map:
- Identify your target audience into specific personas.
- Gather insights to inform your empathy map.
- Keep the map updated with new customer feedback.
- Use tools like Miro to collaboratively fill in each quadrant based on your insights.
- Use the findings to prioritize product features, and improve user experience.
Tips for Effective Empathy Mapping:
- Keep it collaborative—engage your entire team for diverse insights.
- Be specific—base the map on concrete data from real customer feedback.
- Focus on emotions—understanding how users feel can lead to impactful improvements.
- Iterate regularly to adapt to changing customer needs.
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