“Automated CS” is not “Lower Quality CS”
Part four of a four part training session on how to scale customer success. Includes discussion on cost effective ways to reach the majority of or even all customers with CS services, and on intelligent ways to segment customers by customer-centric criteria instead of supplier centric criteria
Part three of a four part training session on how to scale customer success. Includes discussion on cost effective ways to reach the majority of or even all customers with CS services, and on intelligent ways to segment customers by customer-centric criteria instead of supplier centric criteria [...]
Part two of a four part training session on how to scale customer success. Includes discussion on cost effective ways to reach the majority of or even all customers with CS services, and on intelligent ways to segment customers by customer-centric criteria instead of supplier centric criteria
Part one of a four part training session on how to scale customer success. Includes discussion on cost effective ways to reach the majority of or even all customers with CS services, and on intelligent ways to segment customers by customer-centric criteria instead of supplier centric criteria
A discussion about how to go about the process of transferring customers from a "high touch" type Customer Success service to a more automated, self-service Customer Success approach. Overview A LinkedIn contact reached out to me today with a problem, complimenting me (very kindly) on some of the free resources for CSMs that I [...]