The Startup's Guide to Customer Success: How to Champion the Customer at Your Company
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The Startup's Guide to Customer Success: How to Champion the Customer at Your Company

they lacked the grit needed for the job. Others were off the charts in terms of hustle and empathy, but it would take a solid five minutes for them to get a point across. Finding someone
help our customers learn how to use Slido, we have three methods. One, we’ve tried to push as many of our training sessions as possible into group training webinars. Two, we just launched our in-app video academy which quickly shares how to use our key features. And three, we run Master classes in the cities with the highest concentration of
... See moreEngagement “The path to retaining users is to continually demonstrate the value of your product to them. While this is especially important for new users, it’s equally as important to continue demonstrating value to older users, to make sure they continue coming back as well.” – Craig Morrison, Founder of Kwilia and UsabilityHour Kayla Murphy,
... See moreThe company’s service reps now give a quick tutorial to customers about key aspects of the feature before hanging up. This sort of forward resolution enabled Bell to reduce its ‘calls per event’ by 16% and its customer churn by 6%.”
Brian Kaminski, Chief Customer Officer at Conversica, discusses how they came up with their segments through an exercise of adoption curves.138
For example, the executive level user is going to have a very different usage pattern than a usual manager or leader and we’re starting to look at different usage patterns and different users and making sure that they are staying on track.”
Around the nine month mark, connect people who want to transition with their peers who’ve already done so, to give them perspective on the culture and workload of different departments.”
Large enterprise customers can be novices, and SMB customers can be experts.
Most companies just look at deal value or customer size when segmenting.