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5 Must-Include Components in your Knowledge
Base Portal
While talking about the knowledge base, everyone
knows its benefits, but how to avail those
always remained a question. But it won't be for
a long time. Are you wondering what to include in
your Knowledge Base Portal?
Here's a quick guide. Before going through the com
ponents of a knowledge management portal, make
sure that the knowledge base
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  • meets your customer needs, is easy to navigate,
    and has SEO optimized content.
  • Alright! Let's start!
  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • FAQs are a list of commonly asked questions and
    answers. It doesn't require much technical
    support or expertise. The benefit of including
    it in your knowledge base portal is that your
    staff will be free of answering repetitive
    questions. Instead, they can simply redirect
    customers to the respective FAQ section. FAQs
    will also increase the visibility of your
    website on Google and other search engines.
  • The best example to understand the effectiveness
    of FAQs is a bank website. Customers have
    several queries related to account details,
    personal details, debit, credit, shares, etc.
    And it's not feasible for bank employees to
    explain to every customer about the procedure to
    update their bank details, so FAQs.
  • Tutorials and How-to Guides
  • Sometimes, your customers want more than the FAQs
    or say, FAQs couldn't solve their problems. They
    want a

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  • detailed guide of the solution/service. That's
    when tutorials and how-to-guides come for the
    rescue.
  • How-to-Guides act as a mini-guide to explain a
    procedure or an action. For example, how to
    register for the XYZ service? They help to get
    acquainted with the basic system or service.
  • On the other hand, tutorials include a detailed
    guide about a topic and other related processes.
    Slack set the best example. They have tutorials
    for almost everything.
  • So make sure to include both the formats in your
    knowledge base portal. Also, make the
    instructions clear, and don't forget to include
    GIFs, images, diagrams, and videos, wherever
    necessary.
  • Pro tip Try to create a separate tutorial
    section like that of FAQs.
  • Community Section
  • Provide functional community space for the
    community to interact and help one another. We
    might think about what would be its benefit for
    our business and our knowledge management
    portal. Firstly, users generate content by
    writing tutorials, discussing issues, and
    providing detailed answers. All this reduces the
    load of your content creation

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  • team. Secondly, in need of help, users can help
    one another, reducing the customer support
    team's work stress. Last but not least, the
    community can help you promote your knowledge
    base and product.
  • News and Update Section
  • Do you have a separate section for announcements
    and updates or add it to your blog section? If
    no, that's fine! However, having a separate
    space for community announcements, product
    updates, new version releases, issues, and bugs
    would help your customers keep up with them
    easily. These announcements, if mixed with blogs,
    can get lost somewhere in between dozens of
    articles.
  • Some companies, like Asana, even try to keep
    their news section and update section separate.
    They don't want customers to keep searching
    instead, know what's going around.
  • Reference Documentation
  • These documents target the technical audience,
    such as software developers. They are useful in
    new software, APIs, or retrieving information
    about the command-line interface, drivers, or
    file formats. Examples include Zapier and Docker.

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Reference docs are not limited to software. Even
gadgets or other electronics could benefit from
it. Conclusion Every company today has a
knowledge base, internal or external. And
meeting customers' demands through it might look
like a challenge and these components, a
not-so-sure topic. But try including FAQs,
Community Section, Documentation, and others on
the list. It will surely help you grow.
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