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Customer Success KPIs: What CSMs Need to Know

ClientSuccess

How does your CSM team measure success? Whether you’re working with large enterprise customers or smaller startups, the metrics you use will be the same. Customer success teams rely heavily on KPIs and success identifiers to understand if they provide the right level of support and attention to their customers.

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Is Your Customer Success Team Reactive or Proactive? 

ClientSuccess

If there is one thing that customer success managers have learned throughout the ups and downs of 2020, it’s that there is no such thing as being too prepared. The SaaS industry has gone through a ton of instability this year, and seasoned CSMs know that this time of change is far from over. appeared first on ClientSuccess.

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How to encourage your CSMs to adopt Customer Success software

ChurnZero

9 tips to get your CSMs to adopt Customer Success software. Have you ever worked at a company where the Customer Success team had to beg for its own tools? The CSM perspective: how to encourage the adoption of Customer Success software. Tip #1 for CSMs: embrace change. That’s okay.

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How to encourage your CSMs to adopt Customer Success software

ChurnZero

9 tips to get your CSMs to adopt Customer Success software Have you ever worked at a company where the Customer Success team had to beg for its own tools? I have a few tips to help you drive customer success software adoption that sticks. Tip #1 for CSMs: embrace change As humans, we struggle with change.

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Top 20 Books Every Customer Experience Professional Needs to Read Now

Chattermill

Zappos founder Tony Hsieh’s book is essential reading for all customer experience professionals. Under his leadership, Zappos has grown gross merchandise sales from $1.6M in 2000 to over $1 billion in 2008 by focusing relentlessly on customer success. The Ultimate Question 2.0 The Ultimate Question 2.0

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Customer Service Training: Empowering A Service Mindset

Integrity Solutions

Engaged, loyal employees bring their best to work every day, and that’s what ultimately creates engaged, loyal customers. Let’s take a closer look at this combined sales/service mindset and how you can help non-salespeople deliver even more value to your customers. call resolution)?

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How You Can Add Value to Your CX with Laurent Pierre, Jr.

Kustomer

It’s a great question because when I look at where I, when I started in the industry 20 some years ago, it was all about the metrics and I always hate using this phrase but it fits here, where often sales teams are referred to as coin operated people, right? And for us, and it sounds like Microsoft as well, currency is that customer.

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