When we hear “customer feedback,” we might immediately think of qualitative feedback, such as customer interviews, calls, and surveys. However, gathering quantitative feedback is equally crucial. Quantitative feedback involves analyzing customer behavior through metrics and data, like user interactions with features, heatmaps, and product analytics.
Further, you may identify interesting insights by comparing what customers say against what they do. These insights may even prove conflicting. For example, customers may report a satisfactory score regarding how easy it is to navigate your team’s app. However, upon investigating customer behavior within the app, users find it challenging to find the page they need and click in all the wrong places.
3. Prioritize Improvements Based on Impact
Once you have the feedback you need, it’s time to prioritize what to improve. Prioritization ensures teams deliver improvements that provide customers with the highest value. Secondly, priorities should align with current business goals.
Strategies to prioritize product improvements based on feedback include:
For instance, if only a few reviews mention a frustrating experience signing up for an app, improving the signup process will have less of an impact than fixing a bug that causes the app to force-close for most users.
Conclusion
Customer feedback is only as valuable as our ability to analyze it. A systematic approach to customer feedback analysis can involve implementing feedback loops, regularly tracking customer behavior, and prioritizing improvements accordingly. To aid in the process, leverage helpful tools like Dovetail, Hotjar, and Google Analytics to streamline and automate your team’s workflow. These tips and tools will help your organization improve the customer experience and build competitive products.
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