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Maximizing Outcomes with Integrated Customer Success and Experience Metrics

eglobalis

It’s no longer enough to simply deliver products; companies must craft seamless, meaningful customer journeys that lead to long-term success. To achieve this, businesses must go beyond traditional, siloed approaches and explore both Customer Success (CS) and Customer Experience (CX) metrics.

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Why Customer Success is not Customer Experience

CloudCherry

In today’s B2B world, customer experience management (CEM) often falls to the customer success team. They naturally gravitate to the role because they spend a lot of time talking with customers and they have an intimate understanding of what customers need. Customer experience comprises the entire customer journey.

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Why SaaS Leaders Should Outsource Their Customer Success Program

BlueOcean

When we are talking to organizations in the sales cycle, we will often hear from SaaS companies that the customer success role is too complex, too critical, too deeply embedded in their internal operations to ever be outsourced. But with this new height of significance, is customer success really something you can outsource?

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The Real Difference Between Customer Support and Customer Success

Retently

But there’s still one area that’s neglected all too often – Customer Success. As SaaS companies spring up, the essential Customer Success role is being rolled into Customer Service. What is the role of Customer Success? The Customer Success Manager (CSM) is thus not a passive role.

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Should Customer Marketing Align with Customer Success?

With outcomes and metrics that align directly, find out why customer success should be the foundation of a customer marketing strategy. Customer Success teams actively track KPIs and metrics that directly align with customer marketing outcomes.

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Why SaaS Leaders Should Outsource Their Customer Success Program

BlueOcean

When we are talking to organizations in the sales cycle, we will often hear from SaaS companies that the customer success role is too complex, too critical, too deeply embedded in their internal operations to ever be outsourced. But with this new height of significance, is customer success really something you can outsource?

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Why Your Next Employee Should Be a Customer Success Manager

Retently

The Connective Tissue of a Company The first non-technical hire you make needs to be in Customer Success. Customer Success is the bridge between what your company does and what your customers need you to do. They offer a look into the minds of your customers and can shape the direction of your entire firm.

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Applying Customer Success Strategies to a Customer Community

Speaker: Mike Ellis

Customer success professionals know that the strategies they use on a daily basis work. Adapting to a successful community may seem like taking on a bigger workload, but the same onboarding strategies CSMs use every day are ideal for community onboarding too. Why onboarding is paramount to the success of a community.

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Why Product Led Growth is a Customer Success Responsibility

As the eyes and ears of an organization, Customer Success can drive acquisition, expansion, and retention. But without a clear understanding of a product’s capability, or the value it creates for customers, churn is unavoidable.

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A Strategic Guide to Community Gamification

In Customer Success terms, an engaged customer is one that is immersed in your product. Ideally, they find value and success daily and help other customers to do the same. Gamification is a proven solution that can strengthen relationships and loyalty between your Customer Success team and customers.

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Why Great CSMs Lead to Great Revenue Pipeline

Speaker: Christian Jakenfelds, CSM at Planhat

But what many customer success professionals don’t understand is that this work can actively impact an organization’s new revenue. CSMs can identify and use customer stories, quotes, and referrals to help drive revenue and business growth. Register to understand: The customer inputs sales and marketing are crying out for.

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CCO + CMO: A Winning Partnership for Accelerated CX Growth

When they work together, the CMO and CCO can build better customer experience, satisfaction, and retention. Find out how collaboration can enhance the customer experience and drive business growth. Our eBook explains how, with topics like: Why should customer success and marketing leaders align? Download the ebook now!

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How to Prevent Brand Ambassador Burnout

Speaker: Kristi Faltorusso, VP of Customer Success at ClientSuccess

Kristi Faltorusso, the VP of Customer Success at ClientSuccess, is joining us to discuss how to avoid ambassador burnout and build brand ambassador programs that stand the test of time. However, many advocacy programs experience huge levels of burnout due to overtasking advocates.

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CCO + CMO: The Unstoppable Duo of Business Growth

Speaker: Rachel Orston, CCO of SmartRecruiters & Latane Conant, CMO of 6Sense

With this paradigm shift in buyer behavior, the partnership between the Chief Customer Officer (CCO) and Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) has become critical for organizations. How to effectively engage and optimize your customer experience. In this session we will discuss: The emerging importance of advocacy in the buyer journey.

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Customer Success Needs to Grow (Up)

Speaker: Peter Armaly - Senior Director and Advisor of Customer Success at Oracle

Customer success is a well-established practice in the enterprise business world (70% of companies have a dedicated team, according to TSIA) and the benefits it delivers to customers are real and well-documented. With accountability, comes a deepening of the relationship with customers.