This document discusses hacking conversations to gain consumer insights. Traditional product research is structured and directed, but unstructured conversations online provide real-time, cost-efficient feedback without bias. An analysis of online conversations found that 18% were about quality of care, driven by a few individuals amplifying negative news. The document advocates listening to online conversations rather than just monitoring them and provides questions to help analyze conversational data, like asking how the data reflects consumer perspectives or the causes behind what is seen.
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