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How Customer Success can get a bigger piece of the budget pie with Jeff Heckler

ChurnZero

As a Customer Success leader, do you find yourself watering down your budgetary requests? And yet, downplaying your team’s needs undermines CS’s current impact and future revenue-driving potential. And yet, downplaying your team’s needs undermines CS’s current impact and future revenue-driving potential.

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Customer Success Operations 101: Drive Productivity with Purpose, People, and Process

ChurnZero

Today, you’d be hard-pressed to find a high-velocity Sales, Marketing, or Product team without a designated operations function. Beloved by their tactical peers, operations brings needed order and logic to busy, results-oriented teams. Poor strategy, organization, and execution hurt your productivity and therefore your scalability.

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Account Expansion: If You Want To Grow Fast, Do This…

Sixteen Ventures

Look, your existing customer base IS incredibly valuable… assuming you leverage that asset the right way. Most companies handle Account Expansion poorly and therefore experience very poor results. If you only have one team doing both new business and expansion sales, at best it divides their focus, resulting in slower growth.

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Solving the SDR to AE Handoff: An Actionable Guide for Sales Development Leaders

Sales Hacker

The problem is mostly centered around accountability, process and compensation. The main problem I hear is finger-pointing, this is especially apparent on teams where there is a pod system and SDRs are paired to AEs , but it can happen on any team regardless of the setup. Step 1: Addressing Compensation & Pipeline Structure.

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The Zero-Sum Fallacy: ARR vs. Services

Kellblog

Some SaaS startups develop a form of zero-sum delusion early in their evolution, characterized by following set of beliefs. Believing that: A customer has a fixed budget that is 100% fungible between ARR (annual revenue revenue) and services. They will increase hiring into a heavy forecast and cut weak performers into a light forecast.

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How to Measure the Effectiveness of Customer Health Scores

ChurnZero

Customer health scores give Customer Success teams a deep understanding of a customer’s health and are a leading indicator that there may be an issue with an account or customer. Do I Need More Than One Customer Health Score? Excel or business analytics software) to further develop your dataset.

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The Zero-Sum Fallacy: ARR vs. Services

OPEXEngine

Some SaaS startups develop a form of zero-sum delusion early in their evolution, characterized by the following set of beliefs. Believing that: A customer has a fixed budget that is 100% fungible between ARR (annual revenue revenue) and services. Any solutions practices or offerings should be built by our partners.