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February 2019 Summaries

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User onboarding is the active process of guiding users to find new value within a product, extending throughout the user lifecycle and beyond just teaching how to use the tool. It involves making users feel valued, providing a good welcome, and handling the learning curve effectively. The onboarding formula for success includes nudging users to take action through the right content, in the right channel, at the right time. This goes beyond product tours and interface design, as user onboarding is a multi-channel system that helps users discover new value within the product. Effective user onboarding can significantly reduce churn rates and improve customer satisfaction by helping customers see the product's value quickly.
Feb 26, 2019 2,661 words in the original blog post.
Product marketing involves coordinating across multiple teams to launch features, drive adoption, and achieve KPIs such as revenue. To support this role, various tools are needed for research & analytics, collaboration, asset creation, and marketing. These include platforms like Typeform for user feedback collection, Trello for project management, InVision for prototyping, HubSpot for email marketing, and Chameleon for in-app messaging. By using these tools effectively, product marketers can enhance their strategies and improve the overall performance of their campaigns.
Feb 14, 2019 4,043 words in the original blog post.
Proactive support is an essential part of customer service that involves identifying potential problems before they happen and addressing them proactively, rather than waiting for customers to contact you about an issue. This approach helps businesses exceed customer expectations, improve customer relations, increase customer retention, and keep control of the situation in their hands. To get started with proactive support, companies can create a better self-serve experience, admit mistakes before customers find out, ask customers for feedback, reach out with proactive live chat, and monitor and respond to customer conversations on social media. By shifting from reactive to proactive support approach, businesses can improve their overall customer service and satisfaction levels.
Feb 01, 2019 2,686 words in the original blog post.