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Feb 16, 2023 34 min

Not Boring Founders: Ryan Glasgow, Sprig

from "Age of Miracles" Hosted by Packy McCormick | Turpentine

Ryan Glasgow is the founder and CEO of Sprig. Sprig is the easiest way to collect product feedback, inform product decisions, and increase your speed of innovation. The world’s best product teams including the teams at Notion, Loom, and Robinhood use Sprig’s in-app surveys and concept and usability tests to capture insights from their customers and build better products. Every week, at the bottom of this newsletter, I use a Sprig survey to get your feedback -- you click a button to tell me whether you loved or hated the newsletter and write a comment, and Sprig categorizes responses with machine learning so that I can get a quick pulse check. Here’s what I love about Sprig: The UX is clean and simple, consumer-grade, and they have 75 templates which makes getting started so easy It’s incredibly fast to source participants and launch a survey or concept test As a dashboard junkie, I love watching the results and AI-driven insights roll in in real-time, even, and especially, when the feedback is harsh! We actually almost stopped publishing this newsletter after edition #11 until we ran a Sprig Survey and discovered that 95% of you enjoyed reading it…so you can thank Sprig for the Weekly Dose of Optimism! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ageofmiracles/message

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