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How Maya Brooks Builds Value Through Product Philosophy and Feminist Leadership

The Product Guy

In this episode, Maya breaks down the product philosophy that drives iFundWomen and how values like inclusion, community, and empowerment are embedded into every step of the product journey.

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How Rumi Cosmetiques Boosted User Experience and Conversion Rates in eCommerce: A Case Study for…

UX Planet

How Rumi Cosmetiques Boosted User Experience and Conversion Rates in eCommerce: A Case Study for Marketers andManagers Discover how Rumi Cosmetiques achieved a 75% increase in cart adds and doubled conversion rates by enhancing user experience and conversion rate in eCommerce. This first appeared on HelloKlar.co

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Video: Developing a Continuous Feedback Loop

Sachin Rekhi

Video: Developing a Continuous Feedback Loop. Slides: Developing a Continuous Feedback Loop. Essay: Designing Your Product's Continuous Feedback Loop. When embarking on a new project, teams too often treat customer feedback as a one-time effort.

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Customer Feedback Loop: What is it and How To Close it

Userpilot

Closing the customer feedback loop is an important practice for SaaS companies as it’s often the thin line between churn and customer retention. Do you collect feedback and user sentiment regularly and act on insights? Customer feedback is the opinion that customers have after using your product or service.

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Knowing What Products Not to Build: A Case Study With NBC Universal

Learn how NBC Universal saved millions by knowing what not to build and created a more cohesive customer experience with Feedback Loop. Knowing what not to build is just as important as what to build when it comes to product development.

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Creating effective customer feedback loops for product teams

Roadmunk

Tight and continuous feedback loops with real customers is common in great products. Yeah, we all know feedback will forever be critical to product orgs, but how feedback is ‘looped’ to product teams is just as integral. So how do you transfer feedback to your product team in a “tight and continuous” manner?

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Make better decisions faster: The 6 stages of quick, effective decision-making

Intercom, Inc.

We learn far more by studying the decision itself”. The second challenge is implementing a feedback loop. We learn far more by studying the decision itself and questioning (independent of the outcome) whether the best decision was made at the time. Stage 6: Review the decision. There are two important phases here.