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Week ending Friday 28 August |
What people asked this week |
75 conversations answered, 1,140 messages in all |
That is roughly just over 6 hours you did not spend on the phone or in your inbox, based on five minutes for a typical enquiry. |
The five most asked |
| What time are you open on a Sunday? | | | Do you do corporate days, and who do I speak to? | | | I want to book a session, what days have you got? | | | Do you have EV chargers? | | | Can I bring my dog? | |
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These are your customers' own words, not tidied up. |
This is what people are arriving and asking. Anything here that your website does not answer clearly is worth adding, because for every person who asked, others will have looked and left. |
Enquiries passed to you |
| Enquiries captured | 11 | | Handed to a person | 3 | | Busiest day | Saturday, 25 of the 75 |
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Worth adding |
Questions that came up with nothing in your documents to answer them properly. Not faults: these are things people want to know that nobody had thought to write down yet. |
| • | Whether Sunday hours change in winter | | • | Who to contact about corporate bookings | | • | Whether there is parking for a minibus |
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Compared with last week |
| Conversations | 75, up from 61 | | Enquiries | 11, up from 9 | | New questions | 3 that had not come up before |
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Where they asked from |
The pages people were on when they opened the assistant. A page generating a lot of questions is usually a page that does not answer them. |
| Most questions | Contact, 22 questions | | Then | Corporate days, 14 questions | | Then | Home, 9 questions |
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Your documents |
We ran a check over your folder. Three things worth a look. |
| • | Opening hours appear in two documents and they disagree | | • | The prices document is long enough that answers are getting vague | | • | Nothing covers gift vouchers, and four people asked |
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Handed to a person |
Three conversations went to a person: two about corporate pricing and one asking about a refund, all inside the rules you set. |
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Everything above comes from your own documents and your own visitors. To change what it says, edit the documents in your folder. Changes are live the next morning. |
Nothing in this email identifies an individual customer. It counts questions, not people. |
Best regards, Justin NanoPorter |