The hottest Customer Support Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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Day One 758 implied HN points 24 Feb 24
  1. Building trust and authority through valuable content is essential for selling products or services online
  2. Utilizing testimonials and free high-quality content can greatly persuade potential customers to make a purchase
  3. Addressing objections, providing ongoing support, and reducing buyer's remorse are key to maintaining customer satisfaction and loyalty
In My Tribe 425 implied HN points 09 Mar 24
  1. Addressing technical debt in outdated software systems is a significant business opportunity, especially using new pattern-matching models to optimize and secure old software.
  2. Leveraging large language models (LLMs) for customer support improvement and developing efficient back-office apps for various sectors presents lucrative business prospects.
  3. Special-purpose robots tailored for specific tasks like security or medical procedures offer practical business opportunities compared to humanoid robots.
Tanay’s Newsletter 119 implied HN points 22 Feb 24
  1. AI is enhancing productivity and quality in knowledge work like software engineering and customer support.
  2. AI benefits are not uniform; it tends to help lower performers more, but can also assist top performers by reducing menial tasks.
  3. AI is not a cure-all; it has limitations and understanding when to use it is crucial for optimal results.
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Console 354 implied HN points 03 Sep 23
  1. Zammad is an open source user support/ticketing solution managed via various communication channels.
  2. Martin founded Zammad with a focus on open source philosophy and sustainable business models.
  3. The Zammad team aims to enhance the platform, make it widely used globally, and uphold its commitment to open source values.
The Kahneman Bot 2 HN points 19 Feb 24
  1. Designing for the unhappy path in user experiences is crucial for creating user loyalty and retention.
  2. Unhappy path design can trigger a sense of reciprocity in users, leading to positive responses to issues or faults.
  3. Providing what users perceive as unreasonable levels of support can result in long-term loyalty and cost-effective retention strategies.
Michael Drogalis 0 implied HN points 11 Feb 24
  1. Building a good product doesn't guarantee seamless adoption - expect growing pains, and embrace the process of refining based on user feedback.
  2. In times of high pressure, having a clear prioritization system in place helps tackle critical issues efficiently and prevent feeling overwhelmed.
  3. When customers rely on your product, prioritize swift and effective support - early adoption is crucial and customer confidence is easily lost.