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Site feedback that measures the business

Four short questions that collect data you can act on: "Was this helpful?" on content, topic requests with votes, a member score (NPS) and what is holding visitors back. Every answer carries the plan, source and visit context, with an admin inbox and Insights to read it.

What you'll build

The Feedback tab on the right edge opens to two choices: request a topic or send general feedback
Typing a request shows matching requests that are open to votes, so people vote instead of sending a duplicate
"Was this helpful?" at the end of a post. A No asks one follow-up with preset reasons
The member score on a phone: 0 to 10, then one follow-up question that changes with the score
Visitors on the pricing page are asked what is holding them back
The admin inbox shows only answers with something to read, with plan and source on every row
Insights: NPS by plan and month, objections by source, and helpful rate per lesson, post and recipe
Each answer shows the plan, days as a member, first source and pages viewed that visit

Built and shipped on NoCode Outlaws (fixes 73 and 74). Works on PHP and MySQL, Lovable and Supabase, or Next.js. The prompts below are written for Lovable.

What it does

Most feedback widgets collect free text that nobody reads twice. This one asks four short questions in the right places, saves the first click on its own so you get numbers even when people stop there, and attaches context to every answer so you can compare by plan and by traffic source. Bug reports and star ratings are built too, but switched off by default.

  1. Was this helpful? At the end of every lesson, blog post and unlocked recipe. A No asks one follow-up with preset reasons: Too basic, Too advanced, Missing steps, Out of date, Not what I expected, Something else.
  2. Request a topic. From the Feedback button. A type (course topic, tool, recipe, cohort format, community feature), a title and a description. Requests you open to voting appear as people type something similar, so they vote instead of sending a duplicate.
  3. Member score (NPS). "How likely are you to recommend us to a friend?" 0 to 10, asked 14 days after joining and every 90 days after that. The follow-up changes with the score. A score of 6 or lower emails you right away.
  4. What is holding you back? Visitors and free members on pricing and cohort pages, after 35 seconds or when the cursor moves to leave. Preset reasons: Price, Not sure I can do it, Timing, Need more info, Just browsing, Something else.

The full recipe continues: every decision, rule and test, plus 5 starter prompts and 7 known fixes.

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