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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. They focus on how to get things done faster, better, and more efficiently.

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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. If the StartFast doesn’t work, it’s not a big deal because the Customer Success team’s mission is to offer free clean-up after failed implementations.

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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. First, some SaaS companies deliberately run with a low set-up product, little to no services, and a customer success team that takes care of implementation issues.

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Revenue vs Income: What’s the difference?

ProfitWell

Understanding the relationship between your company's revenue and income allows you to gauge progress, build up tools for analyzing where your processes can be improved, and develop a true picture of the health of your operations. For income, ensure your accounting team has a grasp of the different areas of expense.

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Customer Journey Analytics: Don’t Let All That User Data Make You See The Forest for The Trees

User Pilot

It helps product and product marketing teams piece together and analyze the cross-channel data to improve their touchpoints. Customer feedback, unfortunately, doesn’t provide enough information to know why the majority of customers churn. For example: customer testimonials from the sales and customer success teams.