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Top 10 Customer Success blogs to start reading today

CustomerSuccessBox

Let’s look at the top customer success blogs. As well as their actionable customer success platform they provide a widely respected blog. He posts regularly on customer success, customer experience, and customer-centricity and is a Growth Consultant focused on Customer-centric Growth. Intercom Blog. Zendesk Blog.

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12 Good Friction Examples That Help Increase Product Adoption

User Pilot

In this article, we’re going to explore the difference between good and bad friction, and then unpack several examples of where introducing good friction into the product can help enhance the experience and increase product adoption. Not all friction halts the customer experience or hampers the conversion process.

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CRO Confidential: How to Sell in a Hyper-Competitive Space with Apollo CRO Leandra Fishman

SaaStr

Leandra has over 30 years of experience leading large sales and revenue teams. They were the first to get to millions of users at scale and found that their key differentiators in selling to sellers were: Sales leaders and reps needed to see value quicker. Sometimes, you can bring over bad habits from competitors.

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How to Reduce Customer Churn Rate: 17 Effective Strategies

User Pilot

The main reasons for customer churn are: Bad product-customer fit. Poor onboarding. Bad customer service. How to track and identify potential churn issues: Measure customer satisfaction across the user journey. Analyze customer behavior to spot sudden spikes in user activity. Provide proactive customer service.

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Customer Churn Rate: How to Calculate and Improve Churn

User Pilot

TL;DR Customer churn is the rate at which users discontinue their subscription or stop using a particular product or service. Calculate churn rate by dividing the number of users lost during the period of interest by the number of users you had at the start of the period. Poor onboarding. Bad customer service.

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Top 7 Reasons For Customer Churn in SaaS and Tips to Address Them

User Pilot

Reasons why customers churn: #1: Customers churn when there is a bad product-customer fit and your product’s features don’t align with their needs. 2: Customers churn as a result of an ineffective onboarding process that doesn’t deliver product value. Create a personalized onboarding flow to help users reach the Aha!

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10 Examples of Poor Customer Experience in SaaS

User Pilot

Have you ever had a poor customer experience? Maybe as simple as a poorly designed user onboarding ? As soon as that poor experience hits, you stop and never return. In this article, we’ll cover: What makes a bad customer experience? Ten examples of bad customer service to avoid.

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