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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. Churn, Retention, Revenue.

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5 Ways to Re-Engage When a Customer Goes Dark

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It’s important to remember, however, that a customer in an upsell position, no matter how mutually beneficial or respectful the relationship, is still in the middle of a sales cycle. 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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3 Key Takeaways from My First Two Years as a Customer Success Manager. Establish a Sales to Customer Success Handoff. Streamlining the transition from Sales/Implementation to Customer Success/Support is very important. For a customer, this process should be seamless and take little to no effort from their end.

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

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Engaging & Evaluation : This is the first step in the ‘sales’ process. What does your customer seem most interested in, product-wise? How is your sales team building value during the sale? What is the customer’s budget? How is your team defining customer handoffs between departments?

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5 Reasons Why Customer Success Is Imperative For Your Company Culture

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Here are 5 reasons why focusing on customer success is imperative for any organization’s company culture: 1. A customer’s relationship with a brand begins with the very first sales call or email. Every single interaction from then on impacts the success this customer will have throughout their journey.

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