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Appcues Analytics: An In-Depth Review [Features, Alternatives, and More]

Userpilot

Feature tagging in Userpilot is the equivalent of click-to-track events in Appcues except that you can also track form fills and hovers. However, the key difference is that with Userpilot you can tag and analyze qualitative responses in-app. Basically, you use it to tag a part of your UI and track how users engage with it.

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7 Actionable Tactics on Using Analytics To Improve Customer Engagement in SaaS

Userpilot

Filtering events and tagging features to trigger in-app experiences and encourage customers to interact more with the product. Sending NPS surveys to collect customer feedback, using response tagging, and acting on the NPS analytical data. Feature tagging helps you answer questions such as: Which features your customers are using.

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Appcues vs Userpilot: What’s The Best Digital Adoption Platform for SaaS

Userpilot

Both products allow you to edit the NPS questions , target different user segments and analyze the data; additionally, Userpilot allows response tagging for more detailed analytics and segmentation capabilities. The lowest Appcues plan (Essentials) allows tracking of 10 goals , while in Userpilot this is unlimited. User Segmentation.

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10 Effective Strategies To Improve NPS and Boost Customer Loyalty in SaaS

Userpilot

In this article, we’ll discuss 10 strategies you can use to improve your Net Promoter Score and thus increase customer satisfaction and loyalty. Userpilot lets you build various microsurveys , tag and analyze NPS responses, segment customers based on their feedback, and customize solutions for each segment.

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Negative NPS Score: Why It Happens and How To Fix It

Userpilot

The Net Promoter Score (NPS) is a metric that asks users how likely they are to recommend your product or service to others on a scale from 1 to 10. Where 0 means “Not Likely” and 10 means “Extremely Likely.” Tag your NPS responses, find a common pattern, then reach out to detractors to get more information.

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What Is tNPS, Why & When Should You Use It [Examples Included]

Userpilot

It’s aimed to understand how likely customers are to recommend your product to a friend/colleague on a scale of 1-10. This identifies three groups of customers: Promoters: who provide a score of 9 or 10. And tNPS goes one step further by tracking these two metrics right after specific customer interactions.

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Customer Engagement Dashboard: Which Metrics to Track and How to Create One

Userpilot

Three steps to building a customer engagement dashboard: Set customer engagement goals: There is no one-size-fits-all in customer engagement. Access to user data also translates to increased productivity, as your team wouldn’t have to be second-guessing its steps. Follow the step-by-step guide below: Set customer engagement goals.