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What is Customer Satisfaction: Importance for Business Success + How to Improve

Userpilot

According to the American Customer Satisfaction Index , with an ACSI score of 78.0, overall customer satisfaction in America was the highest it has ever been in Q1 2024. However, while some companies have managed to improve their customer satisfaction levels and benefit from it, many have not.

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The Three Challenges That Shape Every PM’s Growth

The Product Guy

They require balancing diplomacy, data, and leadership under pressure.

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519: Product verification, most important of the 19 activities of product management – with Nishant Parikh

Product Innovation Educators

In this article, I’ll share the key takeaways from our discussion, including why market research should be your foundation, how customer engagement has evolved to become a continuous process, and the ways AI is reshaping traditional product management activities.

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Kano Model: What It Is & How to Use It to Increase Customer Satisfaction

Userpilot

The Kano model helps you understand user preferences by using quick and powerful data analysis to design your product roadmap. In this article, we cover: A brief history of the Kano model. Five categories of potential customer reactions to new features. Kano model covers five feature categories: Basic features customers expect.

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UX vs. CRO: How Harmonizing Design and Strategy Can Skyrocket Your eCommerce Revenue

UX Planet

While UX is all about creating a delightful customer journey, CRO zeroes in on converting those delightful moments into actual sales. This article is your roadmap to understanding how these two concepts dont just coexist but thrive together, amplifying both user satisfaction and your bottomline. Lets getstarted!

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Priority Starts at the Top

Folding Burritos

Bugs can be valued in terms of quality outcomes like reducing support needs or improving user satisfaction. Tying it back to our “pyramid” or “tree”, it looks like this: I have to thank Rich Mironov for these ideas, which come from a couple of great articles of his.

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360: Product feature prioritization & methods – with András Juhász

Product Innovation Educators

He wrote an article on six methods to prioritize product features, and we’ll talk through some of them. The Kano Model uses two axes—satisfaction and execution—and shows how customer satisfaction depends on execution for each feature. The more you provide, the more customer satisfaction you get.