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The Interview Snapshot: How to Synthesize and Share What You Learned from a Single Customer Interview

Product Talk

When you start interviewing customers every week, it’s easy to get overwhelmed by how much you are learning. When we use our customer interviews to collect specific stories about past behavior, every conversation can uncover dozens of unmet customer needs, pain points, and desires (AKA opportunities). What Is an Interview Snapshot?

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Tools of the Trade: A Look at Pendo’s Discovery Tech Stack

Product Talk

When it comes to their continuous discovery activities and the tools that are associated with them, Steve says there are a few main categories: recruiting , interviewing , synthesis, and experiment design/execution. Once a user indicates that they’d like to schedule an interview, they can look at a calendar and find a convenient time.

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462: Using qualitative data to drive product management prioritizations – with Daniel Erickson

Product Innovation Educators

When most people think about using qualitative data in product management, they think of surveys, user interviews, or getting reactions to a prototype. Then the PdM or a person on the CX team reads through the data, puts it into Excel, and adds a column for bucketing to tag the data, e.g., “checkout” or “onboarding.”

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Tools of the Trade: Recruiting Customer Interview Participants

Product Talk

We’re zooming in on one aspect of discovery: automating the recruiting process for customer interviews. Step 1: Decide Who You Need to Recruit and Where to Recruit Them The first step is to understand who you’re hoping to interview. Each team has its own needs when it comes to selecting interviewees.

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Generative vs Evaluative Research Methods: A Breakdown

Userpilot

You can improve user onboarding with generative research by conducting interviews, usability testing, and user journey mapping to uncover issues. You can use exit interviews and surveys for generative research to improve customer churn by uncovering issues. User interviews further elevate the depth of these insights.

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How to Collect Valuable User Insights to Drive Product Growth

Userpilot

Conduct qualitative research through user interviews. How to analyze the collected data: NPS response tagging: Get qualitative NPS data and highlight the areas that need your attention more than others. Gather qualitative data with user interviews. How to make the most of user interviews? Response tagging with Userpilot.

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Different Types of NPS Surveys and When to Use Each

Userpilot

Invite passives to interviews to learn more about their expectations. A product adoption platform like Userpilot will enable you to create and trigger surveys contextually across the customer journey and tag responses to identify patterns. Interview them to understand what you can do to wow and turn them into raving fans.