🎓 How Aiden guides you in creating the best guided selling apps

Aiden makes it easy to help your customers choose. But sometimes, as a webshop, you also need a helping hand yourself. We do this in various ways, so that you and your customers can quickly go one step further. Read more about how we take you as a webshop #bijdehand to use Aiden below.

Onboarding

To guide new webshops towards go-live in the best possible way, we have created an online checklist containing all our best practices. This checklist is available to you online in your personal Aiden environment. We guide you step-by-step using videos with explanations and tasks to perform right away. For example, how to upload your feed, how our advice logic works, how to start matching and which placements on your webshop we recommend. When the first version of the app is ready, our Conversation Designer does a critical review and shares tips to strengthen the app. And then it's time to fly.

Sounds like a plan, right!

Tutorials

In the Help Center you'll find all the useful tutorials on how to use Aiden. Every question we've been asked more than once can be found here. And, above all, the corresponding answers.

Think about:

• How to connect your product feed to Aiden
• How to place the selection aid in your shop
• How to measure the impact of decision aids in Google Analytics

Support

Do you have a question about using Aiden and the Help Center doesn't help? Then you can always contact our support team. Ask your question using the form in the Help Center, or mail directly to support@aiden.cx. We will then help you as soon as possible (usually within an hour).

You can also directly schedule a support call, then we will advise and assist you immediately.

Best practices

Aiden is the expert in guided selling apps. That's okay, because it's all we do. We share the knowledge we gain in our Academy. Here you can read the do's & don'ts vFrom our guided selling experts.

Think about:

• 6 tips to make your good decision aid perfect
• Let your decision aid shine in these 7 places
• 6 tips about a budget question in your decision aid

Content tips (reactive)

After completing the online checklist and building your first app you will of course, armed with the best practices from our Academy, continue building more apps. Should you run into a substantive challenge and ask yourself “how would Aiden solve this?” , then you can always call us in.

Think about:

• What is the right way to ask this question?
• Which embed option do you think will work best?
• Is the traceability so clear enough?

We also always like to get a call when your decision aid is (almost) finished so that we can still take a critical look at it. Constructive, of course. 😉

Content tips (proactive)

We regularly check our customers' (new) decision aids. So expect an email from us every now and then with suggestions for improvements. Even if we have previously made the decision aid with you.

These suggestions are as far as possible data driven. Because from the moment your decision aid is live, we collect data about the user's behavior and the performance of the decision aid. And this, of course, provides many starting points for improvements and experiments.

Think about:

• Do few people click through to a product? Let's see how we can improve the advice.
• A question with a lot of dropouts? Maybe we can change it or add an image. And was that question really necessary anyway?
• An answer that (almost) isn't given? Omit it or combine it with another answer to make your decision aid clearer.

Update calls

Once in a while, depending on the need, we propose an update call. This is a meeting in which we zoom out from the operation and strategically look at your goals and how we (can) contribute to them. This also includes a critical performance review of current guided selling application and a look ahead to guided selling opportunities.

We will also discuss recent product updates, our roadmap and your wishes and priorities for the development of Aiden.

We propose this meeting about twice a year.

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