Why are good changelogs so hard to come by? Not everyone reads changelogs, but the people who do read them matter. But some SaaS businesses find it challenging to keep changelogs that are valuable for those who need them most, such as the company’s internal team or its more technical users. Having the right app…
There are dozens of solution-oriented programs keeping customers and product managers informed. A product or application can be designed in the first phase with some deficiencies, and would need upgrades or fixes later.
There are several simple steps to create a new feature announcement. Follow them properly and your announcement is ready fresh from the oven!
We’re excited to announce a new feature for AnnounceKit – Grammarly integration, the spelling and grammar-checking tool. Starting today, you can use Grammarly to check all of your AnnounceKit posts for typos and grammar mistakes, free of charge. We know how important it is to have clear, accurate communication with your audience. That’s why we’re offering this integration to all of our plans. Whether you’re just getting started with AnnounceKit or you’re a longtime user, you can now make sure your posts are typo-free and look professional.
If you don’t have a good strategy to announce new features with the right content at the right time, it might lead to lower levels of product adoption.
In this article, we are going to discuss how to make a good feature announcement to increase product adoption as hell.
Changelogs are not only for developers but also for users now. Therefore, leave the old changelog templates behind and engage with developing Changelog-as-a-service tools! Let’s take a look at how to keep a changelog with 5 do’s and don’ts.
Price changes might be unpleasant for the customers. In this article, we will discuss how to make a price change announcement without impacting the customer experience.
The key to good announcements or update content lies in making it interesting enough for the reader. Learn how to make announcements interesting.
With internal release notes, both you and stakeholders will save time and have a clear idea of what is changed in the product. And before we move on, let’s specify who the stakeholders I am talking about are.