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5% of work, five percent of landing pages drive almost all the impact. So that's sort of the theme. This is only useful stuff. So, our our blog at 5%, you could subscribe, to our to our email and to our studies. And And then how can people be useful
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...feedback. Because even if you built everything that they asked for, they're still pulling you in a different direction, and the thing that they like the most from your product isn't actually what the people who en masse love it the most for is. So yo
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...your product. And the trick here is not to act too much on the feedback that the very disappointed people are giving you because they already love your product. Also, not to act at all really on the feedback that the not disappointed people are givin
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that doesn't work very well, but that's the obvious strategy. And so we're seeing people trying to do that, and we're also seeing those accounts get banned, those comments get deleted. And so we're seeing people trying to spam and being unsuccessful.
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difficult feedback. And for customers of Superhuman, I have recently sent out a newsletter on on just how to do this. And one of the things that I focus really hard on is separating the objective description of the behavior upon which I'm trying to g
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...feedback why they love the product or why they don't like the product, and they would like us to improve. And if we get feedback that consumer is looking for improvements, we would record this call. We'll call consumer back, ask, can they explain in
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...Other ones, can be, hey. We're very, let's say, individualistic product, but can we actually create a referral mechanism for it? For b to c, that's actually very straightforward. A lot of b to c products, thrive on referrals. For b two b, it can be m
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...product based on the consumer feedback. And those are actual calls of the consumers, their own simple words. It's not like a smart business terminology. But because we're organized around the products and directed as possible, individuals and the tea
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...product, but can we actually create a referral mechanism for it? For b to c, that's actually very straightforward. A lot of b to c products, thrive on referrals. For b two b, it can be more of invitation of other team members into the product to comp
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