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We continue our series of posts looking back through the Inside Intercom archive with a selection of some of our most popular posts on customerretention. Churn is inevitably going to be more of an issue, but that’s all the more reason to make every effort to ensure your customers can still find value in your product or service.
GRR provides a long-term outlook on how much revenue you can expect to make without assuming your customers increase their spending. At the same time, it tells you how much revenue you’re losing because of customer churn or downgrades.
Michael Brenner, CEO of Marketing Insider, says: “The biggest mistake companies make when analyzing retention rates is not seeing that a high churn rate is the result of poor customeracquisition efforts.” Creating & keeping a customer (i.e. customer-centric management) is guided by customer lifetime value.
How well is your SaaS product performing, especially in terms of SaaS customerretention ? This is why SaaS businesses must focus heavily on retaining customers and ensuring that they keep using their products and services. A low CAC relative to customer lifetime value indicates efficient customeracquisition.
“Customer satisfaction (CSAT) is a measurement that reveals how happy your customers are with your business: from your product or service to the experience you provide throughout the customer journey” Because customer happiness should be at the center of every business, customer satisfaction is an important metric to monitor.
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