How do you handle both positive and negative feedback when you launch something new?

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Feiou Studio · Accepted Answer

take an action implement changes based on feedback and monitor results

susan · Answer

When launching something new, I take both positive and negative feedback seriously. For positive comments, I feel grateful and try to understand what exactly people like, so we can do more of that. As for negative feedback, I don’t take it personally but see it as a chance to improve. It’s all about staying open-minded and using the input to make things better.

Alexa · Answer

I focus on separating the signal from the noise. Positive feedback shows what’s working, while constructive criticism can highlight areas to improve. For feedback that feels irrelevant, I acknowledge it but don’t dwell on it. Instead, I prioritize what aligns with my goals and resonates with my audience. Not every piece of feedback deserves action, but every launch is a chance to learn.

kuosamo · Answer

Review all feedback without compromising the value of the one you took when planning your new service/product for the first time.

dorothy · Answer

When I launch something new, I try to stay open-minded. For positive feedback, I’m grateful and use it to keep the good parts. For negative stuff, I don’t take it personally but look for useful points to improve. It’s like getting advice from different people – you pick what helps and leave the rest.

AmberSanders · Answer

When launching something new, I take both positive and negative feedback seriously. For positive comments, I feel encouraged and try to keep up the good work. As for negative feedback, I see it as a chance to improve. I stay open-minded, thank everyone for their input, and use the insights to make adjustments where needed.

Alexander Galitsky · Answer

I dont 😭

How do you handle both positive and negative feedback when you launch something new?

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