Here are 9 things you can do to make sure your customers - and your team helping them get there - are successful:
Do Meet Your Users At Your Customers
Don’t Make Any Decision You’d Be Embarrassed For Your Clients to Find Out
Do Talk To Your Front Lines
Don’t Disempowe
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What Can CEOs Do To Drive Customer Success? - Forbes
Posted by lincoln-murphy under ManagementFrom http://www.forbes.com 3710 days ago
Create a New Market Category by Courting Analysts Your Customers Respect
Posted by lincoln-murphy under MarketingFrom http://www.entrepreneur.com 3710 days ago
When you're creating a new product category - especially in the software / technology world - analysts are key to defining that new category. But there are different types of analysts, and knowing the differences can help you accelerate this process.
1. The Subject Matter Expert
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1. The Subject Matter Expert
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So You Lost The Sale -- Here's How To Rethink Churn Analysis - Forbes
Posted by lincoln-murphy under ManagementFrom http://www.forbes.com 3712 days ago
The top reasons for customer churn are generally Mismanaged Sales Expectations, Price, Competition, or Sponsor Change.
But what the heck do you do with that? Are all of those really equivalent?
Is someone going to leave because of competition or sponsor change but not b Read More
But what the heck do you do with that? Are all of those really equivalent?
Is someone going to leave because of competition or sponsor change but not b Read More
Your Product is a Means to an End
Posted by lincoln-murphy under MarketingFrom https://www.linkedin.com 3715 days ago
Few business customers are going to use your product just to use your product. Ultimately, your Product is just a means to an end for the customer... their end, BTW... not yours.
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Reach the Full Potential of your Customer Relationships
Posted by lincoln-murphy under MarketingFrom http://customersuccess.gainsight.com 3716 days ago
In this article on the Gainsight Customer Success Thought Leadership site, Anthony Nygren of EMI Strategic Marketing shares how to reach the full potential of your customer Relationships by focusing on communication, but doing so across logical segments.
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No, Your Problem isn't Product / Market Fit
Posted by lincoln-murphy under MarketingFrom https://www.linkedin.com 3716 days ago
Startups that don't get traction often blame a lack of Product / Market Fit. This article calls shenanigans on that.
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5 Traits to Look for When Seeking a Transformative Marketer
Posted by lincoln-murphy under MarketingFrom http://www.entrepreneur.com 3716 days ago
If you're trying to change the world - or just create a new product category - recruiting truly great marketing leaders is actually a very hard problem. Here are 5 things to look for in your marketing leader, even if they don't have experience in transforming industries:
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3 Steps to Understand and Engage Your Customers
Posted by lincoln-murphy under MarketingFrom http://customersuccess.gainsight.com 3718 days ago
Dan Steinman, Chief Customer Officer at Gainsight lays out 3 practical, actionable ways to not only understand your customers better, but to engage with them in a way congruent with their relative value as a customer.
The three steps are:
Step 1 – Segment your Customers
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The three steps are:
Step 1 – Segment your Customers
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You're Doing Annual Pre-Pay Renewals Wrong
Posted by lincoln-murphy under SalesFrom http://sixteenventures.com 3722 days ago
Lincoln Murphy says that getting customers to pay up-front for a year is great, but when it comes time to renew those customers, there are 3 wrong ways... and only one right way.
He says that while that up-front money from annual pre-pays is great, when it comes time to renew those cu Read More
He says that while that up-front money from annual pre-pays is great, when it comes time to renew those cu Read More
Customer Success Playbook: What to do When your Sponsor Leaves
Posted by lincoln-murphy under Customer ServiceFrom http://customersuccess.gainsight.com 3722 days ago
Everyone in the Customer Success world knows that it’s bad news when the person who brought your product into the customer's company - your champion or sponsor - leaves the company. This is a HUGE red flag when it comes to customer retention.
That customer is now at risk of not renewin Read More
That customer is now at risk of not renewin Read More
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