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4 Ways to Measure Churn & Retention – Part 1

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For those of you in customer success and sales, it’s nearly impossible to go a day without hearing words like “churn”, “retention”, and “revenue”. Those 3 phrases go hand-in-hand with ensuring that your organization is set up for long term success, and that your customers are happy with your products.

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5 Ways to Re-Engage When a Customer Goes Dark

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Multiple Ways a CSM Can Bring a Customer Back. There are multiple ways a customer success team can bring a customer back from the darkness, but there must be a carefully thought out plan and strategy in place. As any sales professional can attest to, this can often lead to long periods of silence on a customer’s end.

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3 Key Takeaways from My First Two Years as a Customer Success Manager

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Welcome to our blog series CSM from the Trenches, a community for frontline Customer Success Managers (CSMs) that discusses trends, best practices, and advice for the frontline. Being on the CSM frontline allows us to directly influence the success of our clients. I love that; as our clients are successful, we’re successful.

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5 Reasons Why Customer Success Is Imperative For Your Company Culture

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As any Customer Success Manager (CSM) can attest to, customer success is not merely the work of a single person or even a single department. Ensuring customers see success and thrive with a B2B product takes the work and input of an entire organization, from the CEO down to the last intern.

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The Outcome Customer Journey: Defining Customer Handoffs, Success Metrics, and Outcomes Between Departments

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Customer success isn’t limited to a single department. Every single person at an organization touches the customer lifecycle , whether it’s marketing at the pre-buying stage or product in the adoption stage. This is a strategy principle we call “Customer Success as a Culture.”. What is the customer’s budget?