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What is Product Experience Management [+Use Cases]

Userpilot

We go over four use cases for product experience management, and they include: Personalizing user interactions across touchpoints by tracking in-app behavior , using feature tagging, and designing prompts relevant to specific user segments. Setting demo triggering conditions for personalization using Userpilot.

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How to Perform A Product Feature Analysis

Userpilot

Tag key features for tracking. They include elements like in-app guides , intuitive user flows, and customizable settings. If you’re unsure how to set the right goals, the S.M.A.R.T goal-setting framework helps. When tracking usage, setting a good baseline makes it easy to determine popular and unpopular features.

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In-App Events: What Are They and How to Set Up [+ Examples]

Userpilot

Setting clear tracking objectives is vital to identify key app events for monitoring. Tagging and monitoring core product features to identify popular functionalities and user challenges is key to enhancing engagement. Determine your tracking goals Before diving into the tracking specifics, setting goals is crucial.

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Intercom’s product principles: Following design fundamentals to leave space for innovation

Intercom, Inc.

Design fundamentals are a set of patterns that are commonly followed to make products easier and more delightful to use. Some emerge gradually from increased usage; for example, a lot of people now expect to be able to pull to refresh a page on mobile. This is the second post in a series exploring our principles.

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Machine Learning (ML) Demystified: What Do You Need to Know About it?

The Product Coalition

A labeled set of data is one in which data samples are tagged with informative labels. For example, for search features that enable searching with a photo, labeled data may contain an array of tagged photos like household items, apparel, name of fruits, plants, etc. ML chiefly involves two types of data?—?labeled

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Resolving repetitive queries at scale: How context powers high-quality support

Intercom, Inc.

Customer expectations are at an all-time high. A recent report from Intercom showed that despite 73% of support leaders saying customer expectations are increasing, only 42% of them believe that they’re actually meeting them. This is where setting expectations with customers can boost retention and reduce churn.

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Userpilot for Event Tracking: Features, Pricing, and Review

Userpilot

Custom events – including actions such as compelling account setup, setting up payment methods, and creating workflows to track feature usage and overall adoption progress. Userpilot lets you tag features to see how users interact with them, compare goals by cohort, and create trend reports that track behavioral patterns over time.