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.
Open customer feedback can be scary. What if someone asks for a “faster horse”? You’re going to have to build it, right? Nope.
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.
Not every SaaS company has endless spare money. One of the biggest piggy bank breakers are the tools we use—and it adds up fast.
62% of product managers say that their biggest challenge is to validate whether the market needs what they’re building.
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.
Many teams on Canny opt not to use it publicly with their customers. Instead, they use it as a tool to empower customer-facing teammates.
Keep your customers in the loop with new features. Here’s how to use each Canny status to communicate updates to your customers.
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?
Internal product roadmaps have benefits way beyond keeping development work organized. Getting to them requires pulling them out of their narrow context.