Beta testing: how to choose testers from your user base
There are customers that are easy to get feedback from and who are qualified for beta testing. And then there are customers who aren’t. How do you choose?
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Customer Feedback
How to collect and manage customer feedback like a pro
Debunking the “faster horse” concern in customer feedback
Open customer feedback can be scary. What if someone asks for a “faster horse”? You’re going to have to build it, right? Nope.
3 situations where not listening to customers is fine
Most companies are terrified at the idea of “not listening to customers”. However, some feedback does not come from a good place. Here’s how to respond.
How to tackle real-life social media customer service obstacles
Companies keeping social media in the marketing department alone are missing out on a huge opportunity—the chance to give the people what they want.
Managing customer expectations for new feature requests
If you’ve worked in a customer-facing role at a SaaS company, then you’ve received feature requests before. How do you manage these customer expectations?
How to reduce SaaS churn with perfectly timed customer success
No matter how hard you work at acquiring new customers, it’s useless if you have a “leaky bucket”—a high churn rate. Here’s how customer success can help.
Are all feature voting tools equally bad?
When people think of “feature voting tools”, they imagine a basic upvote-downvote system. However, feature voting has come a long way since then.
How to say no to product feature requests
Rejecting customers’ ideas is never easy. However, the right tone and attitude can make a huge difference. Here’s how to say no to feature requests the right way.
How to start making your business customer focused
There’s no “official” definition of being “customer focused”. Most companies have made up their own. Here are some tips to get you started.
How to deal with negative customer feedback
Every company gets negative customer feedback. It will happen, no matter how hard you try to be flawless. The only thing you can control is how you react.
