Discover customer goals (Find out how)
There is debate in CS about whether knowing your customer's goal is required.
The debate is between people who believe knowing your customer's goal is required and people who are bad at Customer Success.
If you believe that understanding your customers' goal is fundamental to Customer Success, then you'll want to listen to this week's episode of our Impact Weekly podcast where we do a deep dive on Goal Discovery.
And if you don't believe that, I would also suggest listening, if only out of spite.
In this episode we cover:
- The importance of goals
- The right approach to discovering goals
- Goal discovery framework
~Lincoln
BTW: We have both CSM and Head of CS training programs coming up in April.
Learn more and sign-up here.
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Lincoln Murphy
I help SaaS companies Maximize LTV through Customer-centric Upselling
Don’t worry about upsells until churn is below 10%? Really? No, this mindset limits growth and stifles potential. Unless your environment is overtly customer-negative and you have massive churn across your entire customer base, you don’t need to hit some mythical churn threshold before upselling. Yes, address churn where it’s an issue, but also recognize that some customers are progressing and ready for expansion NOW. Here’s the truth: Even with higher churn in some cohorts, you have other...
Our 2-week Retention training and certificate program starts on Monday, June 17, 2024. Our first live session is on Tuesday. This program is so unique because we take a different approach to Customer and Revenue retention. We focus on the differences between Proactive and Reactive Retention, how to move from the latter to the former through better prioritization, orchestration, and directing limited resources to higher-percentage activities. This program is practical in every sense of the...
This week's Impact Weekly podcast episode is up (Listen here or on Spotify or Apple) and in it, Johan and I answer a variety of questions about Churn, including: What are the key indicators for predicting churn in advance? How to prevent churn when you have no control over price rises (set by head office) Is there a particular NRR %, or threshold below 100% NRR that would be a particular alarm bell for you? Is there a tolerance that you'd expect to see in B2B SaaS? And more! We give some VERY...