The Intercom Blog
Articles and Podcasts on Customer Service, AI and Automation, Product, and more
Product & Design 4 min read
Speeding up customer feedback loops allows you to learn and iterate fast enough to stay ahead of the market while making your customers feel included in the process. Here are three tips for collecting customer feedback quickly and efficiently.
Growth 31 min listen
Data analysis is not about spewing fancy dashboards – it’s a long, iterative, collaborative process that helps you to better understand what the customer wants, and how to get there.
News & Updates 2 min read
We’re excited to announce Intercom’s first virtual launch event, New at Intercom. Hear from the influential experts shaping the industry, learn more about our company mission, discover our most exciting new features, and meet our incredible customers.
Scale by Intercom 27 min listen
As more and more data gets stored in the cloud, proving that you can protect your customers’ data is not just a nice-to-have – it’s essential.
Customer Service 6 min read
For rapidly scaling teams, the value of knowledge sharing can’t be understated. The challenge is doing it in a meaningful way while still leaving time for people’s day-to-day work. Here’s how Intercom’s Customer Success team does it.
Product & Design 6 min read
Running retrospectives is a common challenge for many teams. We’ve rethought the widely used “Stop, Start, Continue” model, focusing first on continuing the processes that already make our teams successful. Here’s why we use “Continue, Stop, Start” at Intercom.
News & Updates 11 min read
The Intercom Content Team presents the highlights of 2021 on the Inside Intercom blog and podcast, from our product launches to our anniversary specials, our in-depth guides to our thought leadership.
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?
