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Changing What It Means To Ask Questions In An Online Community

Changing What It Means To Ask Questions In An Online Community

September 23, 2019 By mark david mcCreary

People tend to only inquire about things if the perceived reward is greater than the effort that needs to be put forth into asking the actual question. If you want your consumers to feel as though they can be more open with your team of staff in asking questions, then it is imperative that the inquiry process is as effortless and as approachable as possible. This will create an even flow of communication among your staff and consumers, naturally heightening profit as a result.

Key Takeaways:

  • Increase the number of questions being asked in your online community by making the reward greater than the risk.
  • Many people don’t ask questions because they don’t want to appear to be uninformed.
  • Demonstrate to your community that asking questions is a sign of intelligence and curiosity.

“If members feel asking questions is the only way to get access to the knowledge that can’t be taught, a habit of smart people, and the key to rapid improvement, they will ask a lot more of them.”

Read more: https://www.feverbee.com/ask-questions/

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