Use Cases Collect Ideas

Collect Ideas

Learn how LoopedIn can be used to collect ideas from your audience.

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1. Configure

By default an Ideas board is created for each Workspace. This board can be configured to be public, so that customers can access it.

2. Share or embed

Make your Ideas board available at your custom domain, or embed it within your existing website or app.

3. Enable voting

Enable public voting on your Idea boards so that your audience can have their voice heard!

4. Start collecting!

Be notified each time you receive a new idea!

Why collect Ideas?

If you manage a product, a service or even a marketing campaign, you should consider how your customers are feeling about the product and whether they are happy with the performance of your service. If you do not get the feedback that you need, you may be in danger of losing your customers, especially if your competition offers a better service.

When a lot of people have ideas on how to improve a product it’s easy to get overwhelmed and just don’t collect or analyze them. Maybe you’re not sure what to look for, or you feel that the current product is fine and you don’t want it to change. Or maybe you just don’t know how to analyze the data you’ve collected to draw any useful conclusions. Either way, it's imperative that you take time to listen to your customers, collect their ideas and analyze them.

Collecting ideas is important. It can be the difference between building a product that's innovative and useful, or one that's just a nice-to-have. And when it comes to the latter, it's easy to see why so many businesses miss the mark. It's tempting to take the path of least resistance and rush out a half-baked product, especially when you're short on time or money. But what's the point of doing that if it leaves you with a product that's too late, too complicated, or not quite right? The good news is that it's never too late to re-evaluate. You can get customers back on your side by incorporating their feedback into your product roadmap and announcing product updates.