A Practical Taxonomy for Ecommerce Support Questions

<p>I want to start with something that happened to a friend of mine who runs a mid-sized online store.<br /> He had a team of 6 people. Two handled customer support tickets. One

<p>An online shop's support inbox is really two inboxes wearing the same chat bubble. One is the shopper who has not bought yet and is deciding whether to. The other is the

<p>A website chatbot can answer questions, but what happens after the conversation ends?</p> <p>Does the business know who was interested? Can the team review what the visitor

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<p>Before you buy a support bot, sort last month's tickets by what the customer actually wanted. Almost every business I have done this exercise with finds the same shape: a small

<p>Most teams don't struggle to choose a knowledge base. They struggle to choose the right one for how they actually operate.</p> <p>The decision looks straightforward on the

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