A crisp, 5‑step method to build a customer feedback loop that actually closes: collect, acknowledge, analyze, act, and follow up. Practical tips, examples, and links to trusted guides.
Master free-to-paid SaaS conversions with 12 proven tactics. Leverage onboarding, feedback, and feature voting to unlock more upgrades. Essential strategies for product managers.
This blog post explores a method for implementing Single Sign-On (SSO) with the Sleekplan widget without generating the SSO key on the server. Instead, we create an SSO key directly on the client side using a JavaScript-based approach. While this technique offers speed and simplicity, it's important to note that it may not be the most secure SSO implementation.
If you want to enhance the user experience, you can make the feedback button movable, allowing users to position it according to their preference. In this blog post, we will walk you through the process of making the Sleekplan feedback button draggable using a simple HTML snippet and JavaScript code.
While the action screen feature is currently limited to the widget version, we provide a step-by-step guide to seamlessly integrate it into mobile apps. By creating a blank HTML page and embedding the widget code, developers can now offer users an interactive platform for sharing their thoughts and suggestions.
Managing feedback from both internal team members and external clients with finesse. With a focus on using a public feedback board, we present two efficient methods to segregate internal and external posts.
As a product manager, you know that user feedback is essential to your success. You need it to improve your product, increase growth through upsells and renewals, and serve up an all-around great user experience.
Net Promoter Score®, also known as NPS®, is a type of customer survey and market research metric. It specifies how likely customers are to recommend your company to others and, in turn, help you grow.
User feedback tools are an essential part of any customer-centric business. They allow you to find out what your customers want and need, as well as gather information about their experiences with your products or services.
There are many *different types of feedback tools* available, depending on the number of website visitors and a company's budget, some of them are more useful than others.