The main aim of customer education content is often to help customers overcome the odd hiccup or knowledge gap. But a truly successful customer education strategy does so much more than that.Customer education is also a business strategy focused on keeping customers happy so that they return to your products again and again. Simply put, good customer education can be instrumental to scaling your business.Daniel Quick is a master in customer education with over 20 years of experience designing learning, delivering training, and building customer education programs. His background includes leading customer education at Optimizely, Asana, and now Thought Industries.Daniel joins this episode of The Visual Lounge to share how organizations can create customer education strategies that better serve their users and their business, and how to create customer education content that is effective and efficient.Learning points from the episode include:What makes a good customer educatorHow to demonstrate and find value in customer educationTwo strategies to scale your business with customer educationHow to help customers in their moment of needThe role video plays in customer educationHow repurposing can explode your customer education content opportunitiesThe effect talking head videos can have on your customersHow to use gamification within your customer education strategyImportant links and mentions:Optimizely AcademyThought IndustriesDaniel’s LinkedInCustomer Education Slack channelEmail us: thevisuallounge@techsmith.comLearn more about the TechSmith Academy.To read the blog post on the topic or watch the video, click here.