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6 Customer Communication Pain Points in SaaS + How to Resolve Them

Userpilot

Left unaddressed, customer communication pain points can cause dissatisfaction and eventual churn. We cover: Types of customer pain points. How to identify customer pain points. Six common customer pain points. Better customer support. Increased retention.

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Problem Solving as a Product Manager

The Product Guy

After every discussion with customers, sales, service, leadership and my colleagues, I was left with a laundry list of problems that needed my attention. As a product manager, my goal is to ensure customer satisfaction, long term success of my product and contributing to the success of my organization.

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Moving from reactive to proactive customer support

Intercom, Inc.

Today, customer expectations are at an all-time high. A proactive customer support approach is the key to regaining control. But this approach not only overwhelms your team, it also means customers frequently have to wait hours or even days to get the help they need. What is proactive customer support?

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Decoding Customer Satisfaction Analytics: Your 6-Step Guide

Userpilot

Customer satisfaction analytics are key to understanding what makes your customers happy and building a product that retains users. But how can you leverage this user sentiment data to lead product development and grow your business? There’s no single KPI to measure customer satisfaction.

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Representing Customer Segments on Your Opportunity Solution Tree (Teresa’s Take)

Product Talk

Recently, Hope Gurion walked through three scenarios where she argued teams might benefit from including customer segments on their opportunity solution trees. You’ll see as we revisit Hope’s examples that this theme will recur throughout. Scenario 1: Uncovering Potential Customers. I can’t emphasize this enough.

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Customer Research 101: The Complete Guide for SaaS

Userpilot

What happens when you build a product or service around what you think potential customers want, only for them to buy something else? For starters, it shows you dont know your customers well enough. But worse than that, it leads to lower revenue, failed products, and plummeting customer loyalty. The short answer: yes.

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Balancing support efficiency with a great customer experience

Intercom, Inc.

As customers expect more and more out of support experiences, support leaders can risk burnout on their team to meet the escalating demand. But even for larger teams, an influx of customer questions can overload agents, leaving them frustrated and overworked, and in turn, not able to provide great support.