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How Canva, Perplexity and Notion turn feedback chaos into actionable customer intelligence

Support tickets, reviews, and survey responses pile up faster than you can read.

Enterpret unifies all feedback, auto-tags themes, and ties insights to revenue, CSAT, and NPS, helping product teams find high-impact opportunities.

→ Canva: created VoC dashboards that aligned all teams on top issues.
→ Perplexity: set up an AI agent that caught revenue‑impacting issues, cutting diagnosis time by hours.
→ Notion: generated monthly user insights reports 70% faster.

Stop manually tagging feedback in spreadsheets. Keep all customer interactions in one hub and turn them into clear priorities that drive roadmap, retention, and revenue.

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Mortgage Rates Inch Higher, But Buyers Stay in the Game

Mortgage rates ticked up this week, with Freddie Mac reporting the average 30-year fixed climbing to 6.34% from 6.3% just a week ago. That’s still below the 52-week average of 6.71% and well above last year’s 6.12%. The 15-year fixed also nudged higher, now sitting at 5.55%. While rising rates usually spook buyers, recent data shows the opposite: pending home sales jumped 4% in August, far outpacing expectations. With the Fed’s latest rate cut and a looming government shutdown hanging over the market, analysts expect mortgage rates to hover in a tight range leaving homebuyers cautiously optimistic and sellers trimming prices to stay competitive.

Wall Street Rides AI Buzz as Shutdown Drama Lingers

Stocks pushed higher today, fueled once again by the AI trade. The Nasdaq gained 0.4%, the S&P 500 edged up 0.2%, and the Dow added 0.3%, building on fresh record highs after the S&P closed above 6,700 for the first time. OpenAI stole headlines with a $500 billion valuation from an employee share sale, cementing its spot as the world’s most valuable startup and sending chipmakers like Nvidia and AMD surging. Meanwhile, investors shrugged off Washington’s shutdown standoff, though a delay of the September jobs report now seems inevitable. With labor data in the dark and the Fed’s next rate cut in focus, Wall Street is leaning on tech optimism to keep momentum alive.

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Free Download: 6 Ways To Get Busy People To Answer Your Emails

If you’re sending an email, chances are you’d like a response! It’s just common courtesy, right? Well, sometimes email sinks to the bottom of your colleagues’ to-do list. We’ll share some tips that will greatly increase your success with getting email responses, even from busy people.

This guide includes tips such as:

• Ask a questions – preferably about them

• Pick an urgent subject line

• Keep it short and sweet

• Bribe them

• Involve a second party

• Consistently issue reminders

Tip of the Day

Think in Systems, Not Tasks

If your business feels chaotic, it’s not because you need more time, it’s because you need better systems. Document what you do repeatedly, turn it into a process, and then automate or delegate.