@SendOwlHQ How should you manage a price increase, ethically? For eg you just charged me 900% more per month without my explicit consent? Was $15 now $159 pm
Agree that surveys are problematic, but so can customer interviews (eg intention-action gap). Good fodder for hypotheses but always need to observe real behaviour.
When used to obtain customer input, multiple choice surveys are shallow and derivative at best — and at their worst they can be annoying and counterproductive. https://t.co/H6VZYlsvmg
Whether your customer is a blank slate or comes with price expectations, it’s up to you to make them feel like yours is a good deal. https://t.co/YL8FL36Lv9
Early in my consulting career a prospective client gave me some feedback that would change my life. It was the most painful feedback I have ever received.
Full vid: https://t.co/bUdk5mgo6Y
Help! I’m looking for ad examples where they’ve contrasted status quo with future Eg “why x when you can y” type of thing - inferred or explicit. Any suggestions?