May 22, 20208:39 AM - edited May 28, 20208:09 AM
HubSpot Employee
AMA with Voice of Customer Team: Acting on feedback, How is HubSpot doing?
Hi Power Users,
I'm Amanda, and I lead our Voice of the Customer team. My team and I are so excited to be here in the Community to discuss how HubSpot collects and acts on your feedback.
It’s our team’s mission to make you a happier HubSpot customer, and we do that by collecting and analysing your feedback across all points in your experience as a HubSpot customer, and importantly, holding HubSpot accountable for taking action on your feedback.
Questions we’re curious about:
Temperature check: Does HubSpot ask for feedback too often, too little, or at the right frequency?
When you have feedback to give about HubSpot, where is the first place you go?
Do you expect a follow-up when you leave us feedback?
Do you feel like you know where to go for updates on the feedback you give us?
Are there other software companies that you think HubSpot should learn from when it comes to collecting and acting on your feedback?
Your honest thoughts are appreciated!
(My team members and I will be responding to all comments on Thursday, May 28.)
AMA with Voice of Customer Team: Acting on feedback, How is HubSpot doing?
Hello,
I am looking to integrate VoC into our marketing. Still new to the process. Have been using various HubSpot elements and tools (landing pages, emails, and just recently surveys) and looking to bring it all together. Any additional tools inside/outside of HubSpot or recommendations for bringing it altogether would be great. Thank you!
AMA with Voice of Customer Team: Acting on feedback, How is HubSpot doing?
Temperature check: Does HubSpot ask for feedback too often, too little, or at the right frequency?
I'd say it's a good frequency. I think HubSpot does a great job of not only asking for feedback, but engaging the community in an active discussion.
When you have feedback to give about HubSpot, where is the first place you go?
Usually here in the community if it's related to ideas and improvements.
Support if it appears to be a bug with a current feature.
Do you expect a follow-up when you leave us feedback?
Not always, I know ideas and feedback, can take awhile to get rolling. However, it's always nice to know that you were heard.
Do you feel like you know where to go for updates on the feedback you give us?
Yes. Also, notifications to posts in the community are helpful.
Are there other software companies that you think HubSpot should learn from when it comes to collecting and acting on your feedback?
Can't think of any. I would put HubSpot in the "Leader" category when it comes to both "asking for" and "acting on" feedback. It's one of the reasons I'm an advocate. When I have a challenge or feature wish, I can usually count on something coming from the Product Team within six months. Looking at "Ideas" and seeing that something is "in planning" or "in development" helps to alleviate any frustrations that come up, as I know that the team is working on it.
AMA with Voice of Customer Team: Acting on feedback, How is HubSpot doing?
Temperature check: Does HubSpot ask for feedback too often, too little, or at the right frequency? - Just right.
When you have feedback to give about HubSpot, where is the first place you go? - The community forums & support
Do you expect a follow-up when you leave us feedback? - I do.
Do you feel like you know where to go for updates on the feedback you give us? - I get those notifications 🙂
Are there other software companies that you think HubSpot should learn from when it comes to collecting and acting on your feedback? - Others can learn from you. HubSpot is one of the few companies I even bother providing feedback—because HubSpot is one of the few companies I believe will act on it. People talk about Apple customer service... I'll keep bragging on HubSpot, thank you very much.
AMA with Voice of Customer Team: Acting on feedback, How is HubSpot doing?
Thanks, Chris for answering these questions. Your answer to the question "do you know where to look for feedback" makes a lot of sense. My team and I are working on how to better "close the loop" with customers who give us feedback. It's a hard thing to do at scale! Where would you like to receive these updates, what would make the most sense for you?