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We know of Olark and it's a great tool. No doubt. But this would really focus on customer development. So apart from chat one can expect more tools geared towa
by edo 16y ago
We know of Olark and it's a great tool. No doubt.
But this would really focus on customer development. So apart from chat one can expect more tools geared towards measuring user sentiment.
- tptacek 16y agoTell me more about how your tool focuses on customer development? I'm very interested.
- edo 16y agoThere are a lot of ideas, a few of them being: - When you release a new feature/service/product, you'll get the possibility to open a thread in which you can store conversations/feedback/poll-results/usage data on that particular feature. - The ability to rate conversations on a positive/negative scale so you can quantify user sentiment. (Only interesting with large customer development groups). - Analytics integration so you can put the quantitative data and the qualitative data together. I'm not sure if this is a good idea. But I do know that I'm personally still looking for something really simple to make customer development a breeze. This might be an interesting direction to start with. Cheers, E.
- NEPatriot 16y agoCustomer Dev talks about stating assumptions - you should definitely have the ability to quantify the results of the assumption validation process. I think if you combine this with A/B testing you have a very powerful tool on your hands.