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When it comes to choosing a customer education platform, there are so many options to pick from. In this article, we’ll look at various customer training tools available on the market. Customer education is the process of teaching customers how to efficiently use your product to attain their specific goals.
When training marketing staff on your new or updated product, you have to be clear on the new or updated product and its benefits because marketing will ultimately be the storytellers and message creators for the solution. Product training for support teams differs greatly from sales and marketing.
When training marketing staff on your new or updated product, you have to be clear on the new or updated product and its benefits because marketing will ultimately be the storytellers and message creators for the solution. Product training for support teams differs greatly from sales and marketing.
These can take on the form of follow-up emails after a customer hasn’t used the product for a period of time or messages based on where customers “dead-ended” because they got stuck, confused, or discouraged. Drip campaigns based on customer behavior can also be developed that prompt additional engagement.
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