By 2014-15, Adobe’s business had made a hugely successful transition to cloud-based software delivery. To keep pace with the new business model, the company’s Creative Cloud learning content had to evolve to serve differentiated experiences for identified priority user segments.
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Results (non-confidential)
The new content types garnered impressive page traffic metrics and user ratings:
- The Photoshop desktop What’s New page alone was registering millions of page hits every year by 2017.
- Product-specific variations notwithstanding, the What’s New resources registered encouraging positive user ratings.
- The call propensity around new features saw a decrease in 2016-17.
- The content strategy I contributed to in 2014-15 has stood the test of time, scaling for newer channels like mobile. It is helping customers year after year in getting the most out of their Adobe software.
- Overall, Adobe’s onboarding and retention strategy has been a huge success.
And this happened on the splash screen of Photoshop 19.x releases, marking a proud moment in my career: