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Four customer engagement strategies for SaaS companies

ChurnZero

Early-stage SaaS businesses tend to put most of their focus on acquiring net new customers. For a little while, customer retention is a manageable task with existing staff. When you have only a handful of customers, your sales team, product team, customer support team—and even executives—can join forces to keep them happy.

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14 Articles to Help You Deliver Flawless Customer Experiences in 2017

Kayako

It’s easy to rush into 2017 without appreciating the good parts of 2016: there is now a lot of great content out there that supports you, the customer advocating superhero! How do you round off a year that’s been so good to the customer service industry? The Customer Delight Playbook , by Sujan Patel.

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What is Knowledge Management?

Mindtouch

A customer support agent, for example, needs access to the right information that enables them to quickly deliver the best solution to the customer. This could be within their customer relationship management (CRM) suite , an internal-only knowledge base, or some combination thereof. Personalization and permissions.

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The Top 25 Trail Blazing Customer Service Professionals of 2024

Netomi

With an ever-expanding customer base, WestJet’s Chief Digital and Innovation Officer Alfredo Tan realized that the airline needed to embrace innovation whole-heartedly in order to keep up with customer expectations for personal and convenient support. Andrew Stein, Chewy, Sr.

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Who Should Be Accountable for Customer Feedback Loops?

Kayako

Instead of one person feeling the full weight of responsibility to save a life, the responsibility is split between one hundred witnesses, and no one is compelled enough to act. If the bystander effect can have this effect on witnessing a murder, imagine what it does to a Voice of the Customer program ! People tend to follow the crowd.