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How to Prevent Blind-Side Churn by Identifying and Aligning With Customer Stakeholders

Gainsight

I frequently hear from customer success and sales leaders that two of the most common reasons for churn or downsell (revenue compression) are executive/sponsor change and lack of perceived value (for your product/service). Map out the key personas at your customers. Document notes from outreaches for future reference.

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The four CX pillars that every Customer Success leader should know with ChurnZero Chief Customer Officer Abby Hammer

ChurnZero

When’s the right time to add Customer Success operations? How do you make product and Customer Success work better together? What’s the most effective way to gather customer feedback? Tackling these questions is tough for even the most seasoned Customer Success leader. Sales has ops, no one questions it.

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Top 20 Books Every Customer Experience Professional Needs to Read Now

Chattermill

We’ve also picked up a ton of insights by making our way through lots of books written by Customer Experience Guru's. Customer Experience Books. The Effortless Experience dives into the CX world, debunking myths about the industry like the emphasis on dazzling and delighting customers over making things easy on them.

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Five Trends Shaping The Future Of Customer Experience In 2019

Answer Dash

I visited Amazon headquarters in November and saw for myself that employees are just insanely focused on customers. The entire company has a customer experience mindset. A customer-first mindset is much different than hiring a chief customer officer and thinking your work is done. That’s not the case.

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Learning to Adapt in an Ever Changing Market With Nate Brown

Kustomer

Depending on the problem or the customer, they could communicate their issues through a variety of channels in a variety of different points of the journey. The customer is always going to give feedback and voice their opinions of their customer experience, whether through company channels or on their own. Is that right?