LinkedIn Top Content Topic Map
LinkedIn sorts its Top Content pages into 40 categories, 805 subcategories and about 16,000 topics. This map puts all of them in one place, so you can see where your next post fits before you write it.
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LinkedIn sorts its Top Content pages into 40 categories, 805 subcategories and about 16,000 topics. This map puts all of them in one place, so you can see where your next post fits before you write it.
Seed-stage YC startups answer customers in Slack, then move to Pylon or Plain. YC unicorns run Zendesk or Salesforce and buy or build the AI.
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Choose customer service platforms through quick comparisons instead of feature grids.
I came out of that camp thinking that most of the advice exists because most people selling expertise are selling the packaging, not the thing. I’d rather have the thing.
17 customer service segments, mapped by typical annual spend per deployment and long-term opportunity through 2028.
Eight questions your vendor hopes you won't ask, and what the answers expose about operational fit.
Customer service has fewer new ideas than the market suggests, so the same ideas return every 7 to 10 years with new software attached.
The customer service software market has the shape of a barbell. Two heavy ends, very little in the middle. Two ends are winning. The middle is getting squeezed.
Your greatest assets are almost always hidden as outliers. I was taught to treat outliers as emerging trends, and it always allowed me to see something more.
I mapped the full business impact of customer support to answer the question of why our role keeps getting stuck below the level it deserves.
The support platforms behind Spotify, Tesla, Coursera, Chanel and 24 more brands, sorted by industry.
Most of the paid research tools I’ve seen charge for things that are available free if you know where to look.
I went in expecting to learn about handbags and fashion weeks and came out thinking about customer service completely differently.
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