user interviews

A team reviewing customer research notes and interview quotes on a laptop, using a customer research habit to guide decisions
Customer Research

The Customer Research Habit That Actually Survives Contact With Reality

What if the fastest way to understand your buyers wasn’t a slide deck of quotes, but a habit — a small, repeatable loop that turns scattered evidence into a decision you’d actually defend in a team meeting? That question matters more now than it did two years ago, because AI tools are quietly moving customer research from something you commission a few times a year into something that runs in the background, all the time, inside the tools your team already uses.

Small customer conference discussion revealing the research value of a focus group-style setting
Customer Research

The Small Conference That Doubles as a Research Lab

A slide deck can tell you what you hope is true. A room of paying customers, left to talk among themselves, tends to tell you what’s actually true — or at least what they believe is true, in their own words, without a salesperson standing between you and the answer. That distinction is worth taking seriously if you’re running an early-stage B2B product and wondering whether a “user conference” is something only companies the size of Salesforce get to have.

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