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Expansion Selling Strategies: Tips for SaaS Companies

CSM Practice

To many, SaaS has always been tricky, and the current global economic downturn caused by the Coronavirus pandemic has only exacerbated it. At the moment, SaaS companies appear to be under immense financial pressure, resulting in a dramatic increase in vendors seeking guidance on how to adapt, survive, and even thrive during this downturn.

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Expansion Selling Strategies: Tips for SaaS Companies

CSM Practice

To many, SaaS has always been tricky, and the current global economic downturn caused by the Coronavirus pandemic has only exacerbated it. At the moment, SaaS companies appear to be under immense financial pressure, resulting in a dramatic increase in vendors seeking guidance on how to adapt, survive, and even thrive during this downturn.

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Q&A: Understand the Growth and Retention Metrics of SaaS Companies from Recent Surveys and M&A Activity

ChurnZero

It is no secret that customer churn hits recurring revenue businesses hard, but what’s its real impact on their long-term health and valuation? To answer that and more, we invited SaaS Capital’s Managing Director, Rob Belcher, and Software Equity Group’s Managing Director, Allen Cinzori, to join us for a webinar. Q&A Recap.

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Top 51 Customer Service Leaders – Best Customer Experience Influencers

Netomi

Barry Dalton is a Customer Experience strategy and CX technology leader with accomplishments in designing and implementing strategy and technology architecture across Marketing, Sales & Service with a particular industry focus on Consumer Products, Pharmaceuticals, Retail, and Technology.

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How Can Surveys Be Helpful in Improving Your Customer Experience

ProProfs Blog

Here’s a brilliant example of using surveys for customer retention by one of the biggest brands of the world – Starbucks. Way back in 2008, the global coffee chain launched a new initiative called “The Starbucks Idea”, as an engagement and retention mechanism for its customers.

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