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The SaaS Debate: Who Owns the Renewal and Upsell? Customer Success vs. Sales

ChurnZero

Whether Customer Success or Sales should own the renewal, expansion, and upsell is a hot-button issue in today’s SaaS sphere. This Customer Success showdown, which took the form of an Oxford-style debate, was held at BIG RYG, ChurnZero’s annual Customer Success conference. You need specialists.

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How to create more effective job descriptions for customer success and professional services roles

ChurnZero

Primary Responsibilities: Cultivate and maintain deep relationships with approximately 50 mid-market and enterprise customers generating a combined annual recurring revenue of $3 million. Cadence with customers: e.g. monthly, quarterly business reviews (QBRs), executive business reviews (EBRs).

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3 Methods to Capture the Promise of Technology in Call Center BPO Offerings

TechSee

By turning a potential threat into a secret weapon, BPOs utilize the power of technology as a strategic differentiator, as well as an additional revenue source and growth engine. Customer-Driven Opportunity. Technology sales also generate additional service opportunities, upsells, longer term contracts, etc. –

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The Ultimate Guide to Choosing Customer Support Software

TeamSupport

In today’s customer-centric market, providing exceptional support is non-negotiable. According to research by Microsoft, 59% of consumers have higher expectations for customer service than they did the year prior. Think about the nature of your customer interactions, and your team's unique needs.

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It’s Time to Confront Reality: Monitoring Customer Health

Totango

That illuminated Check Engine light in your car, that slight ache in your tooth when you drink something cold, or that persistent feeling of exhaustion that you just can’t seem to shake. It can be really easy to overlook signs that may indicate something is wrong.

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The Age of Online Communities: How to Create Branded Communities and Why You Should Bother

CSM Magazine

Richardson’s definition, while revolutionary for its day, has become commonplace in today’s customer-centric world and has made the move from residing purely on the side of B2C to encompassing the B2B sphere too. Gone are the days of static one-sided advertising that speaks at the customer. It may also predict churn potential.

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An Article On Customer Experience That Actually Makes Sense

GetFeedback

Stage 4 —O perationalize: You begin to re-design your company’s operational processes based on customer insight and other customer experience metrics. Stage 5 — Align: Being customer-centric is the norm in your company at this stage. And your programs and processes should reinforce customer connectedness.