Feedback arrives in a trickle, which is exactly why it gets missed. One survey response or one feature request is not enough to trigger a daily digest, and by the time it is, the person who wrote it has stopped expecting an answer.
These are the events where speed changes the outcome. Replying to a feature request the same day reads as attentiveness; replying two weeks later reads as a form letter.
The moment someone answers is the moment their reasoning is still fresh enough to follow up on.
Worth seeing before it is one of forty. The first hour is when you can still ask a clarifying question.
Usually where the actual requirement is, rather than in the original one-line request.
The one that tells you the marketing worked, and the cheapest moment to say hello.
Each of these sends the events above. Setup is the same for all of them.