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Designing Series: How we built our customer messaging orchestration tool

Intercom, Inc.

Last week we released Series , a brand new way to orchestrate customer messaging campaigns in Intercom. Our first customer messaging solution. In 2016 we released Smart Campaigns , which addressed the same problem of message orchestration. This approach resonated with a number of customers. Give it a try.

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The support leader’s guide to proactive support: Provide help before it’s needed

Intercom, Inc.

This is costly not just for your team’s bandwidth and budget – but also for your customers’ satisfaction and overall perception of your brand. Create a customer feedback loop. That’s why it’s important to create a qualitative customer feedback loop where customers can quickly and easily share more detail on their issues.

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Spendesk’s Nicolas Marchais on evolving with your market

Intercom, Inc.

Instead, focus on fostering a culture of communication and feedback loops between the team. It’s safe to say he’s learned a thing or two about adjusting his message and product for each unique customer persona. “How can I push my message while still capturing existing intent from the market?” Nico: Correct.

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6 Less Known Customer Success Best Practices to Reduce Churn and Improve Retention [+Case Study]

Userpilot

You can then convert them to be brand promoters and improve your Customer Lifetime Value (LTV). Successful customers can easily be converted to brand promoters and ambassadors. Build outstanding feedback loops. Feedback is crucial for understanding your customers’ experiences, needs and issues. Enough theory.

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First-Party Analytics: How to Collect and Interpret Data for Actionable Insights

Userpilot

While first-party data is usually collected automatically by your platform or initiated by your brand through surveys, zero-party data comes from the user’s initiative. Analyze survey responses carefully and implement positive changes to close the feedback loop. Creating in-app tooltips with Userpilot. But why do this?