What I Learned from 4,202 Questions with Customers On Your Site

Jon Tucker
2 min readJan 26, 2015

HelpFlow, the company I started in December, is now managing website chat systems for a lot of different websites. As of today (January 2015), We’re doing 1,000+ website chats per week on a lot of different sites in diverse industries.

Here’s what we learned that you can use today on your site.

Your Most Important Webpage

There are a lot of important pages on your website, but the most important is the FAQ page (or content from the FAQ page on your product pages).

  • You are losing sales when visitors can’t find answers to simple questions.
  • If you have website chat on your site, this can be a great way to answer the question and salvage the sale. (ahem, we can help or you can do it yourself)

You Need to Be Able to Read Minds

Some questions people ask will be obvious, but most of them aren’t. There are a range of tools you can use to read the minds of your visitors to learn what type of FAQ content you need to create.

This Doesn’t Create Extra Work for You

You can create an awesome FAQ page that gets added to over time without creating any extra work for yourself.

Here’s a full guide to apply these lessons on your website today.

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Jon Tucker

Founder of website secretary / sales service www.HelpFlow.net, experienced web marketer, passionate entrepreneur, learner, and soon to be father.