Brian Sierakowski (Changebot 🚢🚢)
@briansierakowski.com
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Changebot Cofounder. Cool dude.
https://changebot.ai/
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Me deciding on if it's marketing week or development week.
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We put the team on our back.
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Who's excited for their "minor bug fixes and improvements"?!
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One pushup every time I updated my customers on product improvements.
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Brian Sierakowski (Changebot 🚢🚢)
subtype
5 months ago
I've made two plugins for
@usetrmnl.com
! One for tracking Steam deals of the day, and another to have a passive DC WMATA station tracker! Please check them out :)
usetrmnl.com/recipes/1813...
usetrmnl.com/recipes/2153...
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Me deciding on if it's marketing week or development week.
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We put the team on our back.
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Who's excited for their "minor bug fixes and improvements"?!
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“It’s like when the chef of a fancy restaurant comes out to talk to you.”
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Want to update your customers like the best companies in the world? Learn the lesson of being both frequent and consistent from the update GOATs Linear.
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“It’s better to be concise—almost no one wants to read more. Short updates that highlight the benefit are a win-win.”
7 months ago
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“There’s no way Changebot will work for our product, our commit messages are wack!”
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“It’s really hard to trust someone you never hear from.”
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“If you’re adding a new feature, connect it to the customer’s bottom line: how does it save time, make money, or reduce churn?”
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Obsessed with Linear? We are too. So I analyzed their 192 change log entries to figure out why this "boring" product is everybody's favorite company. Here's three ways that Linear uses customer updates to create "scream-from-the-rooftop" fans.
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The most common thing I hear when I tell people Changebot can understand your product updates is: "Not with our commit messages!" 😅 We learned early on that commit messages are NOT to be trusted :). Check out more here:
https://www.changebot.ai/blog/this-to-that
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“Customers who see a constant stream of improvements are more likely to feel your team is invested in their success.”
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Did one pushup every time I updated my customers on product improvements.
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“Just showing up with regular product updates can move you from ‘no’ to ‘yes’ in a prospective customer’s evaluation.”
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Changelog backfill
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In case you missed our Update Builder feature announcement, I used Update Builder to write the announcement for Update builder... 😵💫. Enjoy!
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7 months ago
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Ever wonder how self promotional / "salesy" you should be when sending messages to customers? I put some notes down in this blog post:
www.changebot.ai/blog/how-cringe-should-customer-updates-be
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How Cringe Should Customer Updates Be?
Tips, tricks, and best practices for customer updates
http://www.changebot.ai/blog/how-cringe-should-customer-updates-be
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“Just pick an owner, share the load across teams, and measure progress by the number of updates.”
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“Boring updates build credibility. Not every change is flashy, but every improvement strengthens customer confidence.”
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Brian Sierakowski (Changebot 🚢🚢)
Justin Jackson
7 months ago
Traffic from ChatGPT is increasing, but it hasn't yet surpassed Bing.
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Quick question: what do you think is the soul of your company? Follow up: What do you think I would say it is? Check this video to find out!
https://youtu.be/rK1TsDW6R5M
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“Customers often churn due to ignorance of existing features. Updates fix that by spotlighting what they’ve been missing.”
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One key to consistently publishing product improvements is having an answer to the question: Who's responsible? Check out my post here for who could possibly own sharing updates, how to pick, and which team I'd recommend you pick:
www.changebot.ai/blog/whos-responsible-for-customer-updates
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Who's responsible for customer updates?
Tips, tricks, and best practices for customer updates
http://www.changebot.ai/blog/whos-responsible-for-customer-updates
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“At small companies, leadership might do it by default—if they can’t, you need to assign a clear owner.”
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“A three-year archive of consistent, customer-focused updates is your best defense when customers question your value.”
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“A short demo video or annotated screenshot can convey a feature’s value far better than words alone.”
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