A feedback loop has four parts: collect, analyse, act and tell customers what you did. Most teams do the first and stop. Here is how to run the full loop, and how LogChimp supports each step.
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Give customers one obvious place to share ideas. A board linked from your app and help centre beats scattered channels, and every post keeps the context it was written in.
Look for patterns using votes, comments and board categories. A request raised by many users deserves more attention than one raised loudly by a single account.
Move the strongest ideas into your plan. Putting them on the roadmap is the commitment that turns feedback into work.
Update the post status as work progresses and when it ships. This last step is the one most teams skip, and the one that makes customers keep giving feedback.
Set up one or more boards for the kinds of feedback you want to collect, and choose which are public.
Users share ideas, vote on the ones they want and join the discussion in comments.
Use the demand you can see to decide what to build, then show progress on your roadmap.
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