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It would be easy to get lost in the details of how to implement the chatbot, and temporarily

forget the bigger picture.

In this quick video, I wanted to briefly touch on a few subjects that are worth considering

when designing a chatbot.

The first question we should ask is in regards the positioning of our chatbot.

Let's start with its role.

Is it going to act as an information kiosk, a customer support agent, a marketer, or a

sale representative?

Our flower shop bot example will not really look into customer orders or provide post-sale

support.

It will however provide information and in the process, also help us sell some flowers.

Keep the role in mind when designing chatbots for your own business.

Next, let's consider its purpose.

In our case, we want to help our customers in making the right choices when buying flowers,

and reassure them that the flowers will be delivered on time.

In the process, perhaps selling more flowers and cutting down on a few calls to our hypothetical

shop.

Another element worth considering is proactivity.

How proactive or reactive do we want our chatbot to be?

A more proactive chatbot will tend to solicit information from the user, engaging and guiding

them rather than passively waiting for a question to come along.

Depending on the type of chatbot you build, one approach might be more favorable than

the other.

In many cases, a combination of the two may be the best of both worlds.

Asking questions and guiding, when it's relevant, and sitting back waiting for the

user when it's more appropriate.

Tone and personality are also important.

Do we want our chatbot to sound more formal or more friendly?

Just adjusting a few words in a sentence can lead to our chatbot sounding a lot nicer/inviting

or, conversely, to come across as completely distant.

This matters because chatbots with a friendly tone and a bit of personality to them tend

to be perceived more favorably.

We start thinking that the chatbot might be more useful, even intelligent, than it actually

is.

There are no universally right or wrong answers here, but thinking about what we want our

chatbot to accomplish and how we want it to come across will go a long way as we approach

building the chatbot.

It will enable us to choose the right dialog flow, words, and tone, as well as deciding

what to leave in and what to exclude from the scope of our chatbot.

In a previous video I mentioned that our scope is common questions and not all possible questions.

When you define the positioning, so the role, purpose, and proactivity, for a chatbot, you'll

quickly find out that the scope is even narrower than that.

Which is a good thing.

You don't want a chatbot that is a jack-of-all-trades.

It's better to have the chatbot handle fewer types of questions but do a great job with

those.

What we implement should reflect the positioning, tone, and personality we set out to provide

to our users.

In terms of good chatbot design, there are three fundamental rules that you should follow.

First rule: Avoid using yes or no in your replies.

If your chatbot fails to interpret the question correctly, a yes or no answer can be misleading

or provide the wrong information.

For example, you might be tempted to set the response for "Is delivery free?" to "Yes,

it is".

But what happens when the user asks the bot, "Is delivery free or do I have to pay?"

Watson will pick up the right intent, but the "Yes, it is" answer won't work here.

There are situations, perhaps because of negatives introduced in the input, where the chatbot

will respond yes, when a human would correctly respond no.

It's far better to provide an answer that covers the topic of delivery price, without

including an absolute yes or no element within it.

So "Deliveries are free." is definitely a much better option than "Yes, it is".

This brings us to our second rule.

When possible, incorporate part of the user's question in your response.

For example, say "I understand that you're looking for help with an order.

Unfortunately, I'm unable to look into orders that have already been placed."

And then perhaps we would have the chatbot refer the customer to our phone number or

email address, in order to help them perhaps speak with a live person about their concern.

This will further cement, in our user's mind, the relative intelligence of our chatbot,

even though it technically failed to directly provide what the customer was hoping to find

out.

The third rule is in regards to the length of the chatbot answers.

Succinct and accurate answers are best.

We want to be informative, but not reply with a wall of text.

When a wall of text is an absolute must, to convey the information, then deflecting by

sending the user to an informative page is a better approach.

In the next video, we'll finally get to build our flower shop chatbot from scratch.

For more infomation >> Chatbot Course - DO and DO NOT of Dialog Design [Build Your Own Chatbot] - Duration: 4:54.

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Build A Doorbell In Minecraft!Minecraft Tutorial|| B4B - Bulletz4Breakfast || - Duration: 1:47.

Hello everybody

I'm epic donut and welcome to this tutorial where I'll be showing you how to build a doorbell in Minecraft now remember

This is a demo house. I've built over here just take it as is your normal house and

Yeah, let's go ahead

Now the first step would be to break this block in the middle

And then place a button on it

After that, This is optional again place a sign and write doorbell so that

It's informative to your friends whenever they want to actually you know come inside your house

Then grab lime concrete powder or any block that supports redstone and place it in this manner

After that grab note blocks and place it again. Just follow my lead and you'll be fine

After that place a redstone repeater in between these blocks and a redstone right in front of the first note block

Okay, let's try it

Now you'd want to mix it up so set this tune according to yourself and play it again

As you can listen to the music now, it's totally awesome

Please like comment and subscribe to this channel, and I hope you guys enjoyed

For more infomation >> Build A Doorbell In Minecraft!Minecraft Tutorial|| B4B - Bulletz4Breakfast || - Duration: 1:47.

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How To Build A SpreadFire TNT Launcher In Minecraft!Minecraft Tutorial!|| B4B - Bulletz4Breakfast || - Duration: 2:20.

What is Up everybody I'm EpicDonut

and Welcome to this tutorial where I'll be Showing you how to build a spread fire tnt Launcher in Minecraft

Now for This Project you'll need all of These items on the Screen right now

so the First step is to place a cobblestone place a lever right Behind it and join some redstone to it

Then Place A Comparator and Conjoin it to the next Redstone Circuit

Place Redstone in This Manner and Place Dispensers Follow my Lead and you'll be fine

After That dig a 2x3 -Block Hole and Place quartz slabs in This Manner

Now you need to place Cobblestone and Then Place Dispensers in This Manner

After That Break the Cobblestones if You want to

Break The Blocks in This Manner and Then Place quartz slabs Underneath Them then place Water in This Manner and you'll be fine

Our Circuit is Almost Complete

The next step, Would be to place Redstone Repeaters and Set them all the four Ticks

Then Place Redstone on each Dispenser

Now Remember to crouch so that you, don't enter the dispenser again and again

Switch on the Comparator Make ur way to the lever and switch the circuit on

Now last step Would be to Place

Tnt in Every Dispenser Now The Underneath Ones I'll be Placing five each and in the Upper Ones I'll be placing Three

After that you Can Just Switch on your Circuit by Placing a redstone in the Missing Black over There and You'll find your tnt cannon

Ready

Please Make Sure to smash the like Button subscribe and Share This Video for More and I'll see you guys in my next Video

For more infomation >> How To Build A SpreadFire TNT Launcher In Minecraft!Minecraft Tutorial!|| B4B - Bulletz4Breakfast || - Duration: 2:20.

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Who Can Build a Smarter Smart Garden? - Build Out #1 - Duration: 13:15.

For more infomation >> Who Can Build a Smarter Smart Garden? - Build Out #1 - Duration: 13:15.

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Provide 24/7 Answers | How to Build a Knowledge Base | Customer Support Center - Duration: 16:01.

Hi this is Daniella from support.daniella.io and if you want to focus on growing your business,

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Without documentation, you are also keeping the self-learners among your clients from

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Not only is it annoying to them, but also to you.

Providing adequate documentation will reinforce your business value, not only to support current

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Imagine you are driving along a country road on a wonderful, crisp fall evening.

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There is nobody around and you have no cell phone reception.

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Suddenly, your car starts to sputter and you come to a raging halt.

You have a flat tire, and have no clue how to change it.

What is your first reaction after slight panic?

You reach over to the glove compartment, and pull out your car owner's manual to learn

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Yes.

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This webinar and my course are incredible resources for any business owner looking to

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Please note however, that this webinar is a crash course, and that the full course is

available at support.daniella.io or in the link in the description.

We are going to jump right in right now and see how to create and design your Knowledge

Base, and we will end with a couple powerful tips on how to create amazing content.

Go to HeroThemes.com Under KnowAll Theme

Click on View Pricing and Buy Now Purchase your theme

Make sure Wordpress is installed on your subdomain.

Checkout support.daniella.io to learn how to setup your subdomain and Wordpress site.

Installing your new theme will allow you to transform your website into a Knowledge Base:

In your Hero Themes Account Under the Downloads Tab

Download your Theme Click on the License Keys Tab

Copy your Licence Key In your Wordpress backend

Click on Appearance > Themes Click on Add New >

Upload Theme Upload your Theme

Click on Activate Then enter your licence Key to fully activate

your theme Now that your Knowledge Base is setup, it's

time to design it and make it match your brand.

In your Wordpress Backend Click on Appearance > Customize

From here you will be able to customize the look and feel of your site.

Header

Add a logo to your site Change the background image

Style your background image (position, size…)

Footer

This is where you can edit the written content in the footer of your site.

Styling

Choose the color of the links on your site Choose the color of the links on your site

upon hover (mouse over) Edit your site width if you would like

Choose the layout of your site if you would like a different layout

Typography

This is where you can edit the typography for the header and body of your Knowledge

Base.

Homepage

This is where you can style the main page of your site.

Choose the following:

What is written in the search bar Homepage sidebar position

Homepage title Archive style

Border divider between categories Archive columns

Category Settings

Choose how your categories are positioned here.

Article Settings

Select how your articles will be positioned Sticky sidebar : will your sidebar scroll

with the page?

Enable or disable: Showing related articles

Showing last modified dates on articles Displaying comments

Custom CSS

Enter custom CSS here.

Now that your Knowledge Base is created it is time for you to add amazing content to

it.

Here are a couple of tips extracted from my paid course available at support.daniella.io:

Segment your information as much as possible Categories

Titles Paragraphs

Bullet points Numbered lists

Short paragraphs Make sure your content is displayed in a chronological

and logical order Easy to complex

Feature 1, 2, 3...

Module 1, 3, 3...

Step 1, 2, 3...

Use colored boxes to make important things stand out

Green: Tips and tricks Blue: Information

Red: Important information Make complex language clear and educate on

jargon Use plain language

Be consistent in style and tone Explain technical jargon if necessary

Keep paragraphs short (four or five sentences max.)

Introductions Examples

Definitions Digressions

Use various forms of media for various types of learners

Articles Videos

Screenshots Gifs

Interactive content If more than one person is working on the

content Use similar language

Use similar style Be consistent

Make sure to use words your customers will search for

Choose your keywords Formulate questions using key words

Pay attention to how your customers name things Use styles to make things stand out

Header 1 Header 2

Header 3 Bold

Italic Link to other articles to relate them together

Checkout support.daniella.io to learn my exact process on how to create content such as powerful

tutorial articles and videos.

If you would like to get off the phone with current clients and focus on getting back

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The full course includes two amazing checklists to ensure your written content and video tutorials

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The course may also serve as training for new Customer Support Specialists in your business,

as it is an incredible blueprint resource for building and maintaining an empowering

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The course also includes group support sessions to ensure you are on the right track in creating

and delivering your content.

Remember our question from the beginning: How can I scale customer support and serve

hundreds of clients at the same time, without having to hire more employees?

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