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10 Questions New Chief Customer Officers Must Ask Themselves

SmartKarrot

Congratulations on becoming the new chief customer officer of the organization. The biggest challenge you will face as the new chief customer officer is that the customer situation has shifted dramatically in the last couple of years. Questions the new chief customer officer must ask themselves.

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The two most important stages of customer lifecycle management in uncertain times

ChurnZero

There are two primary reasons why: First, you need to retain customers to simply “keep the lights on” so to speak. Second, growth during times of uncertainty is most likely to come from cross-selling and upselling. The challenge is that growth through retention and loyalty requires “strong customer relationships.”

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The two most important stages of customer lifecycle management in uncertain times

ChurnZero

There are two primary reasons why: First, you need to retain customers to simply “keep the lights on” so to speak. Second, growth during times of uncertainty is most likely to come from cross-selling and upselling. The challenge is that growth through retention and loyalty requires “strong customer relationships.”

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7 Reasons Why You're Not Ready For Customer Success…Yet

Amity

Customer success is an exciting and game-changing opportunity, and a prerequisite for the majority of B2B SaaS companies, but are you ready for it? According to an Aberdeen Report* on Customer Experience Management, the top three drivers for investing in customer experience management are: Improve customer retention – (42%).

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Influential Women in CX: Irene Lefton Explains the History and Impact of Customer Success

Squelch

In a subscription business, companies must also provide a good customer experience and proactively retain customers at least long enough to recover the cost of acquiring them. To do that, you have to add continuous value to your customers; otherwise they won’t continue to pay for their subscription. Thank you, Irene!

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The Chief Customer Officer’s Guide to Creating a Culture of Customer Delight

SmartKarrot

In other words, you need to delight the customer consistently, repeatedly. So, how to delight the customer? As a Chief Customer Officer, your most important job is to create a culture of customer delight, and your entire team needs to be aligned towards that goal. Creating a culture of customer delight.

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How to Sell Customer Success Software to the C-Suite: A Guide for Customer Success Leaders

SmartKarrot

Just 40 C-level customers will generate nearly 70 percent of the B2B business. Also, there are increasing opportunities C-level relationships can create including customer references, getting into various publications, and more. Positioning the customer success software for each C-level executive is important.