Fri.Dec 21, 2018

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Get Comfortable Breaking Your Product by Rik Higham

Mind the Product

Six years ago at Skyscanner there was no experimentation: now, there might be 500 tests running at any one time. In this #mtpcon London talk, Skyscanner’s Principal Product Manager Rik Higham looks at how experimentation can be a strategic capability for an organisation. First you should change your approach to failure – rather than look at failure as from something that didn’t work, consider that you’ve only failed if you failed to learn.

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7 Ways To Make Your Testimonials More Persuasive  

AB Tasty

Social proof is pivotal in establishing your company’s credibility. Recommendations from current customers cultivates trust in your brand, and prospective. Read more. This article was originally posted on AB Tasty as 7 Ways To Make Your Testimonials More Persuasive .

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Top 5 Software License Compliance Stories of 2018

Revulytics

Google’s top searches of 2018 included the World Cup, unicorn cakes and 1980’s fashion. While that’s all very exciting, the world of software license compliance had its moments too this year. Here’s a look at our top picks for software license compliance-related stories in 2018. 1. GDPR goes into effect, but most are still struggling to comply. Our favorite GDPR joke of the year ( Editor: Really?

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The Customer is Not Always Right

The Product Coalition

The Customer is NOT Always Right A transcript of my talk at SaaS North, Ottawa, 2018 Hi everyone, I’m Hannah Chaplin, the CEO at Receptive. It’s fantastic to be here, and thank you to Michelle and the team at SaaS North for the invitation. In all the years I’ve been involved in producing software and SaaS products, customer feedback is still a really hot topic and one on which you still see lot of conflicting advice?

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Get Better Network Graphs & Save Analysts Time

Many organizations today are unlocking the power of their data by using graph databases to feed downstream analytics, enahance visualizations, and more. Yet, when different graph nodes represent the same entity, graphs get messy. Watch this essential video with Senzing CEO Jeff Jonas on how adding entity resolution to a graph database condenses network graphs to improve analytics and save your analysts time.

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CSMs: Are they COGS or Sales & Marketing?

Gainsight

I hear these two questions in the Customer Success community all the time: What profile of Customer Success Manager (CSM) should I hire? Does CSM count as Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) or Sales & Marketing ? . These two questions are fundamentally related. The key to answering them is figuring out which of three categories you fall into: 1. “CSM for Value Gaps”.

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Is Your New Feature Worth It?

Atomic Spin PM

When you’ve created a successful application, it is tempting to relentlessly add new functionality. You think that if you stop building, you’ll fall behind. New features bring in new business. They show your existing users that you are still active and adding value. However, it’s important to step back and consider how new features will affect your existing system.

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Building rapport: How storytelling helps you win over leads in live chat

Intercom, Inc.

In sales, the ability to connect with leads in real time can’t be understated. Exchanging just six messages over live chat makes a visitor 250% more likely to become a customer. But as powerful as live chat is, it has one challenge you also find in email and many other digital channels – if you can’t see or hear your leads, how do you quickly establish rapport with them?

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Customer Success is #FinallyHome in APAC

Gainsight

On Dec. 12, 2018, Gainsight invited the local Customer Success community to join us in Sydney for the first ever Pulse APAC. With 10 Pulses under our belt (six in the US and four in Europe), we’ve gotten pretty good at this. But, in a new geography, you just never know—so we ventured forth with a mixture of excitement and anxiety. What is Pulse APAC?