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by sydneyliu
3637 days ago
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For this example, let's pretend the product is Twitter. Since I think everybody knows enough about to Twitter to think about the scenario. I worry that questions like "What could we change" would miss the cases of "I was just busy" or not hit the heart of the issue. Seems like it'd be really good question for a B2B product |
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I'm not sure in the case of Twitter what could help. Other than the "sorry to see you go, we accept/appreciate your feedback in the textbox below".
It is a hard question of what makes an user leave. Why do we stop using tools, visiting places?
From HN I've read the recommendation to listen to active users (after all, you can get more data from them than one who left).