I do have a few questions though:

Why is it that on the inbound site of the map the messages are called themes? And shouldn’t it be logical to use (text) map markers at the key and audience-specific messages to tag them with the appropriate channel. You can use the tags to filter the map and concentrate on specific channels.

Thanks a lot for your suggestions. Good points.

1) The messages on the inbound side of the map are called “themes” as they are meant to aggregate the incoming messages. You might as well list messages but I thought it would be more practicable for the corporate communicator to identify a number of distinct themes out of a plethora of incoming messages.

2) As for yor your map marker idea - I agree, that would be much more logical, and I will incorporate that into my own commpass map template.

Thanks, Tim

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