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-# Objection/Counter-Objection (O/CO) Framework
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-The core CRE technique for increasing conversions. Don't guess objections—research them. Then systematically counter each one.
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-## The O/CO Table
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-Create a two-column table:
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-| Objection | Counter-Objection |
-|-----------|-------------------|
-| "It's too expensive" | ROI calculator, payment plans, comparison with alternatives |
-| "I don't trust this company" | Testimonials, awards, media mentions, guarantees |
-| "It won't work for my situation" | Case studies from similar customers, free trial |
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-## How to Discover Objections
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-### Primary Sources (Direct from visitors)
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-**Exit surveys** (Qualaroo, Hotjar, etc.)
-- "What's preventing you from signing up today?"
-- "What questions do you still have?"
-- "What would make this decision easier?"
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-**Live chat logs**
-- Search for patterns in "but", "however", "worried about"
-- Note recurring hesitations
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-**Support tickets**
-- Pre-purchase questions reveal objections
-- "Canned responses" are goldmines of tested counter-objections
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-**Sales call recordings**
-- What objections do salespeople hear repeatedly?
-- What counter-arguments work?
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-**"Refer a friend" messages**
-- How do customers describe you to friends?
-- What do they emphasize? What do they downplay?
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-### Secondary Sources
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-**Reviews (yours and competitors')**
-- Negative reviews = unaddressed objections
-- Positive reviews = effective counter-objections
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-**Social media mentions**
-- Reddit, Twitter threads about your category
-- Forums where your audience discusses alternatives
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-**Competitor analysis**
-- What objections do competitors address?
-- What proof do they emphasize?
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-## Types of Objections
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-### Explicit objections
-Easy to address—visitors state them clearly:
-- "Too expensive"
-- "No free trial"
-- "Requires credit card"
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-### Implicit objections
-Harder to identify—visitors won't admit them:
-- "I'm lazy and don't want to do the work"
-- "I'm not sure I'll follow through"
-- "This seems too good to be true"
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-**Technique for implicit objections**: Use "CO Only" approach—address the objection without stating it.
-
-Bad: "Worried you're too lazy to learn a language?"
-Good: "Let the audio do the work for you."
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-### The "Big 5" Universal Objections
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-Most products face some version of:
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-1. **Trust**: "Why should I believe you?"
-2. **Price**: "Is it worth the money?"
-3. **Fit**: "Will it work for MY situation?"
-4. **Timing**: "Why should I act now?"
-5. **Effort**: "How hard will this be?"
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-## Counter-Objection Techniques
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-### For Trust objections
-- Specific testimonials (with photos, names, results)
-- Media logos ("As seen in...")
-- Awards and certifications
-- Team credentials
-- Years in business, customers served
-- Money-back guarantee
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-### For Price objections
-- ROI calculators
-- Cost comparison (vs. alternatives, vs. not solving problem)
-- Payment plans
-- Price anchoring (show higher-priced option first)
-- Emphasize value, not features
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-### For Fit objections
-- Case studies from similar situations
-- Segmented landing pages
-- "Perfect for [specific audience]" messaging
-- FAQ addressing edge cases
-- Free trial or sample
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-### For Timing objections
-- Limited-time offers (genuine scarcity only)
-- Cost of delay
-- Seasonal relevance
-- Urgency-building statistics
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-### For Effort objections
-- "Done for you" framing
-- Step-by-step breakdown
-- Time estimates ("Set up in 5 minutes")
-- Onboarding support
-- "System" or "process" language
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-## Placement Strategy
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-Don't hide objections in FAQ. Address them:
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-- **At point of friction**: Credit card objection → right below payment form
-- **In the flow**: As objections naturally arise during reading
-- **Above the fold**: For primary objections
-- **Multiple times**: Different formats (text, video, testimonial)
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-## O/CO Audit Questions
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-1. What are our visitors' top 5 objections?
-2. Which are we NOT addressing on the page?
-3. Which are we addressing weakly (no proof)?
-4. Are counter-objections placed where objections arise?
-5. What counter-objections do competitors use that we don't?

package/skills/cm-cro-methodology/references/PERSUASION.md

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-# Persuasion Assets & Psychological Triggers
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-Your website should be a "proof magnet." Identify, acquire, and display persuasive assets.
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-## Persuasion Assets Audit
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-### Credentials & Authority
-- [ ] Industry awards
-- [ ] Certifications
-- [ ] Media mentions (logo bar)
-- [ ] Speaking engagements
-- [ ] Published books/research
-- [ ] Years in business
-- [ ] Number of customers/users
-- [ ] Team credentials/bios
-- [ ] Patents or proprietary technology
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-### Social Proof
-- [ ] Customer testimonials (with photos, names, results)
-- [ ] Video testimonials
-- [ ] Case studies (problem → solution → results)
-- [ ] Client logos
-- [ ] User-generated content
-- [ ] Review aggregator scores (G2, Trustpilot, etc.)
-- [ ] Social media followers/engagement
-- [ ] Community size
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-### Risk Reversal
-- [ ] Money-back guarantee
-- [ ] Free trial
-- [ ] Free samples/demos
-- [ ] Satisfaction guarantee
-- [ ] Performance guarantee
-- [ ] Easy cancellation
-- [ ] No credit card required
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-### Data & Specificity
-- [ ] Specific results achieved
-- [ ] ROI calculations
-- [ ] Before/after comparisons
-- [ ] Time-to-value metrics
-- [ ] Industry benchmarks
-- [ ] Research/survey data
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-### Process & Methodology
-- [ ] Named methodology/system
-- [ ] Step-by-step process visualization
-- [ ] Behind-the-scenes transparency
-- [ ] Quality control standards
-- [ ] Security/privacy certifications
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-## Asset Acquisition Wishlist
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-If you don't have an asset, plan to acquire it:
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-| Missing Asset | How to Acquire | Priority |
-|---------------|----------------|----------|
-| Customer testimonials | Email recent buyers | High |
-| Case studies | Interview 3 success stories | High |
-| Industry awards | Apply to relevant awards | Medium |
-| Media mentions | PR outreach | Medium |
-
-## Psychological Triggers
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-### Scarcity (Use Ethically)
-- Limited time offers (genuine deadlines)
-- Limited quantity
-- Exclusive access
-- Seasonal availability
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-**Warning**: Fake scarcity destroys trust. Only use real limitations.
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-### Social Proof
-- "Join 50,000+ marketers"
-- Real-time activity ("John from NYC just signed up")
-- Testimonials at decision points
-- Expert endorsements
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-### Authority
-- Expert positioning
-- Media logos
-- Certifications visible
-- Specific credentials
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-### Reciprocity
-- Free valuable content upfront
-- Free tools/calculators
-- Generous trial periods
-- Helpful support
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-### Commitment/Consistency
-- Micro-commitments (email before credit card)
-- Progress indicators
-- "You're almost there" messaging
-- Previous choices displayed
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-### Loss Aversion
-- Cost of inaction
-- "What you're missing"
-- Comparison with competitors' customers
-- Before/after contrast
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-## The "Proof Sandwich"
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-Structure for maximum persuasion:
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-1. **Claim**: Make a bold, specific promise
-2. **Proof**: Immediately support with evidence
-3. **Reinforcement**: Add secondary proof
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-Example:
-"We increase conversion rates by an average of 47%" (claim)
-"Here's how we did it for Company X..." (proof)
-"And here's what their CEO says about working with us..." (reinforcement)
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-## Placement Principles
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-### Above the fold
-- Main value proposition
-- Primary social proof (logo bar, rating)
-- Clear CTA
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-### Throughout the page
-- Testimonials at objection points
-- Data supporting each claim
-- Visual proof (screenshots, photos)
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-### Decision points
-- Guarantees near payment
-- Trust badges near forms
-- Testimonials near CTAs
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-### Bottom of page
-- Comprehensive FAQ
-- Trust indicators
-- Alternative contact options
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-## Asset Display Best Practices
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-### Logo bars
-- 5-7 recognizable logos
-- Similar visual treatment
-- Relevant to target audience
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-### Testimonials
-- Photo + Name + Company + Title
-- Specific results > vague praise
-- Match testimonial to objection
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-### Statistics
-- Round numbers seem less credible
-- "47,832 customers" > "About 50,000"
-- Source your data
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-### Guarantees
-- Make them prominent, not hidden
-- Explain what happens if claimed
-- Reduce perceived risk of claiming

package/skills/cm-cro-methodology/references/RESEARCH.md

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-# CRO Research Methods & Tools
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-Don't guess why visitors don't convert. Use these methods to discover the truth.
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-## Research Framework
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-### Quantitative (What is happening)
-- Analytics data
-- Heatmaps
-- Click tracking
-- Funnel analysis
-- A/B test results
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-### Qualitative (Why it's happening)
-- User surveys
-- Customer interviews
-- Usability testing
-- Session recordings
-- Support analysis
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-**Both are essential.** Quantitative shows WHERE problems are. Qualitative shows WHY they exist.
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-## Analytics Analysis
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-### Key Reports
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-**Funnel Visualization**
-- Where do visitors drop off?
-- Which steps have highest abandonment?
-- Do patterns differ by traffic source?
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-**Landing Page Performance**
-- Bounce rate by page
-- Time on page
-- Exit rate vs. bounce rate
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-**Traffic Source Analysis**
-- Conversion rate by source
-- Behavior differences by channel
-- Quality vs. quantity of traffic
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-**Device/Browser Analysis**
-- Mobile vs. desktop conversion
-- Browser-specific issues
-- Page speed by device
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-### Red Flag Metrics
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-- Bounce rate > 70% on key pages
-- Exit rate spikes at specific steps
-- Mobile conversion << desktop (check UX)
-- High traffic, low conversion pages
-- Long time on checkout pages (confusion)
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-## User Surveys
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-### On-Site Surveys (Hotjar, Qualaroo)
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-**Exit intent surveys**:
-- "What stopped you from [action] today?"
-- "What's the one thing we could change to make you [action]?"
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-**Post-purchase surveys**:
-- "What almost stopped you from buying?"
-- "What convinced you to choose us?"
-- "How would you describe [product] to a friend?"
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-**Browsing surveys** (trigger after X seconds):
-- "What brought you here today?"
-- "Is there anything you can't find?"
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-### Email Surveys
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-**New customers (within 7 days)**:
-- "What was your biggest hesitation before buying?"
-- "What finally convinced you?"
-- "What's one thing we could improve?"
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-**Non-converters (abandoned cart)**:
-- "We noticed you didn't complete your order. What stopped you?"
-- Keep it to ONE question for higher response rates
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-### Survey Best Practices
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-1. Ask ONE question (max 2-3)
-2. Open-ended > multiple choice for discovery
-3. Time triggers thoughtfully
-4. Don't annoy—limit frequency
-5. Incentivize for longer surveys
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-## Usability Testing
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-### DIY Testing (5-10 users is enough)
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-**Tasks to test**:
-1. Find [specific product/information]
-2. Complete [primary action]
-3. Understand [value proposition]
-4. Compare [options/plans]
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-**What to observe**:
-- Where do users hesitate?
-- What do they say aloud?
-- What do they click expecting something different?
-- What frustrates them?
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-### 5-Second Test
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-Show page for 5 seconds, then ask:
-- "What is this page about?"
-- "What action should you take?"
-- "What company is this?"
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-Tests clarity of value proposition and hierarchy.
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-### First-Click Testing
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-Give users a task, record where they click first:
-- Is it the right element?
-- Do different user types behave differently?
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-## Session Recordings (Hotjar, FullStory)
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-### What to Look For
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-**Rage clicks**: Rapid clicking = frustration
-**Dead clicks**: Clicking non-clickable elements
-**U-turns**: Going back immediately
-**Form abandonment**: Which fields cause drop-off
-**Scroll depth**: How far do visitors read?
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-### Prioritization
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-Focus on recordings from:
-- High-value pages
-- High drop-off points
-- Specific user segments (buyers vs. non-buyers)
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-## Heatmaps
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-### Click Heatmaps
-- What gets clicked (and what doesn't)?
-- Are CTAs getting attention?
-- Are non-clickable elements being clicked?
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-### Scroll Heatmaps
-- How far do visitors scroll?
-- What percentage see key content?
-- Where do visitors stop reading?
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-### Move Heatmaps
-- Where does attention focus?
-- What gets ignored?
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-### Heatmap Insights → Actions
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-| Finding | Action |
-|---------|--------|
-| CTA not clicked | Test position, color, copy |
-| Important content below fold | Move up or add anchor |
-| Non-clickable element clicked | Make it clickable or remove |
-| Users stop scrolling early | Improve above-fold content |
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-## Competitive Analysis
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-### What to Analyze
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-- Value propositions
-- Pricing/positioning
-- Social proof used
-- Objections addressed
-- Risk reversal offers
-- Onboarding flows
-- Email sequences (sign up!)
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-### Competitive O/CO Mining
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-1. Read competitor reviews (positive and negative)
-2. Note objections customers raise
-3. Note what competitors claim as strengths
-4. Identify gaps in their approach
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-## Customer Interview Guide
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-### Who to Interview
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-- Recent buyers (why they bought)
-- Recent non-buyers (why they didn't)
-- Long-term customers (what keeps them)
-- Churned customers (why they left)
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-### Key Questions
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-**Pre-purchase**:
-- "What triggered you to look for a solution?"
-- "What alternatives did you consider?"
-- "What almost stopped you from buying?"
-- "What convinced you to choose us?"
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-**Post-purchase**:
-- "What result have you achieved?"
-- "What's been harder than expected?"
-- "What would you tell a friend about us?"
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-### Interview Tips
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-1. Let them talk (don't lead)
-2. Ask "why" repeatedly (5 Whys)
-3. Get specific examples
-4. Record for quotes (with permission)
-5. Look for patterns across interviews
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-## Research Prioritization
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-1. Start with analytics (quick, free)
-2. Add on-site survey (1 question)
-3. Review existing support/chat logs
-4. Watch 10-20 session recordings
-5. Run 5 usability tests
-6. Deep-dive interviews (ongoing)