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Battle Scars and Lessons Learned in Implementing Customer Success Systems

CSM Practice

A while back, I sat down with Paul Piazza for a fireside chat at one of our PulseLocal Silicon Valley Customer Success event series. At that time, Paul Piazza had already had multiple Customer Success systems deployed and configured. Changing management is hard but critical to the success of a CS team.

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How to transition customers to a new CSM in 4 steps

ChurnZero

But alas, time — and customer accounts — waits for no one. Figuring out how to shift around a CSM’s book of business is a delicate balancing act, and one of the most challenging Customer Success processes to get right. Have the tCSM list all customer contacts and describe their personalities. The show must go on.

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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). We recommend adding a “persona” field to the Contacts object in your CRM.

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How to transition customers to a new CSM in 4 steps

ChurnZero

But alas, time — and customer accounts — waits for no one. Figuring out how to shift around a CSM’s book of business is a delicate balancing act, and one of the most challenging Customer Success processes to get right. Have the tCSM list all customer contacts and describe their personalities. The show must go on.

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Top 20 Books Every Customer Experience Professional Needs to Read Now

Chattermill

Zappos founder Tony Hsieh’s book is essential reading for all customer experience professionals. in 2000 to over $1 billion in 2008 by focusing relentlessly on customer success. This book functions as a blueprint for using the feedback collection process to improve company culture and drive customer loyalty.