News & Updates 34 min listen
2021 in conversation: Learnings from the podcast
An end of year compilation with the insightful conversations, business learnings, and reflections from this year’s guests on the podcast.
Latest posts by Liam Geraghty
News & Updates 34 min listen
An end of year compilation with the insightful conversations, business learnings, and reflections from this year’s guests on the podcast.
Growth 31 min listen
Software may be eating the world, but building and scaling products is still quite a challenge. So how do you get past the awkward “cold start problem” of zero users and build the networks that make your product thrive?
Product & Design 15 min listen
Sound plays a considerable role in determining whether a product experience is good or not. But the line between useful and exasperating is a tenuous one, and it’s easier than you think to find yourself on the other side of it.
Engineering 27 min listen
We’ve told you all about our products and features and the launches we’re excited about. Now, we take you behind the scenes and introduce you to the work of the people who make it happen.
Scale by Intercom 30 min listen
Worried about customers leaking out? Learn how a remarkable customer experience can be your best marketing and sales strategy.
Customer Engagement 26 min listen
From considering the channel and brand voice to matching the situation and the tone of the customers, can you ever really nail down the perfect message in customer service?
Customer Service 31 min listen
Traditional product design sees product as an immutable, one-size-fits-all solution. But your app isn’t the destination — your user’s goal is. The product is just a path to reach it.
Product & Design 19 min listen
As your business grows, it’s only natural your brand grows with it. We chat with some of the creative people behind Intercom’s branding and our recent brand refresh project.
Customer Service 19 min listen
The impact of customer experience on revenue is clear. So why do so many revenue-driven organizations keep treating support as a cost center?