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Smith Blade Campaign FAQ

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  • Jerzy Polachowski

    Hi, if you add answers with approximate real shipping dates (e.g., for orders No. 1-2000 [date] and so on), that would save many questions.

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  • Shadow Lost

    This is the first notification you've sent that we need to add all items to the order, the instructions say to edit the order, it's not possible to edit the order.

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  • joshua

    I know that you are probably very busy and trying to get orders out as fast as possible and I am willing to be patient. 

    As someone who has had a long career in product management here is some unsolicited advice:
    Delays are inevitable and part of the cost of doing business, but the worst mistake you can make when there are delays is to be silent. Communication is a critical part of product management, and it becomes even more critical when things don't go as planned.
    From a lot of customer's perspectives (including my own), they feel out of the loop and unsure of when or if they are going to get their product.
    I trust that is not your intent and that you are diligently working with a system that is over capacity and putting out constant fires (I get it, from experience), but try not to make the mistake of stressing your most ardent supporter's good will by being too silent for too long.   

    If this was my product, I would throw together a quick dashboard that shows the most recent order numbers/backer number's shipped. Then allow someone to enter their backer number or order number and get a rough ETA based on place in line and current daily fulfillment velocity. It doesn't have to be perfectly accurate (because it won't be) it just gives some peace of mind that you haven't forgotten or lost the order.

    I bet that would cut down support inquiries by an order of magnitude.

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