There’s no shortage of content about UI/UX, and the discipline itself is fast-moving. Whatever your primary interest—whether it’s accessibility, front-end design or user research—there’s a UX blog for you. So, how can you know which of blogs or news sources are worth exploring? Not to fear, we’ve done our own research and think that these … Continued
Whether it’s implementing on-site surveys or a commitment to building out an NPS program, more and more companies are attempting to gather user feedback. However, there are also a number of common pitfalls to the pursuit of feedback. We often see organizations botch their user feedback programs by not focusing on personalization or adopting a user-first mindset. To help you avoid these mistakes, we’ve put together a list of some of the biggest issues we see in the customer survey world, along with easy fixes you can implement in your company’s program.
Fashion is an industry built on user feedback—one day you’re in and the next you’re out. We were interested in seeing how Missguided, an Ecommerce store specializing in women’s on-trend clothing, implemented a user feedback program to remain at the top of the game. Here are three insights from Will Brooks, the lead analyst on Missguided’s Ecommerce team.
Earlier this week we hosted an eCommerce Webinar featuring conversion rate expert and COO of AWA digital, Johann Van Tonder, joined by Feedback Expert at Qualaroo, Michael Nadelman. We had an in-depth discussion on how teams can capture and use feedback to reduce their shopping cart abandonment rate and, ultimately, drive conversions.
Everything your company does is a form of marketing. From customer service to your product’s performance, all touchpoints with your company leave an imprint on the user. With such high stakes, it’s crucial to listen, gather user feedback and understand what will resonate positively with them. Here are three ways you can make use of user feedback and integrate it into your marketing strategy.
This post is written and contributed by feedback expert Michael Nadelman.
Written and contributed by Curtis Morris, CEO @ Qualaroo
Photo Credit: Luca Upper
