Churn

How to Beat the Average Churn Rate for Subscription Service Enterprises

Free-Photos / Pixabay When you’re selling subscription services, how do you measure customer success? Most subscription-based enterprises look at “churn rates,” or the percentage of customers who cancel their subscription every year. It’s a simple way to check out the health of your business, and see if you’re meeting your growth goals. And if you’re […]

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Churn Rate 101: The Science Of Predicting & Improving Your Customer Retention Rates

For some companies, churn is like cholesterol… A silent killer without any visible symptoms. Learn some quick and easy methods you can use to get a handle on your business’s churn rate. You may not even realize you have a problem until your new customer acquisition flatlines, and suddenly it becomes obvious that your current

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8 practical tips to reduce SaaS customer churn

Churn is a growth and revenue killer but it’s not something that occurs when the customer is abandoning you. It is a customer lifecycle problem, which should be tackled throughout your entire relationships with customers (and even before they start). In this post, we are going straight to the battlefield and explore low-cost, actionable ways

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21 Effective Customer Retention Strategies to Reduce Churn

Sometimes brands get so laser-focused on acquiring new customers that they overlook the value of the ones they already have. Here’s the deal, though: customer retention is significantly less expensive and ultimately easier than bringing new people into your funnel. Think about it. Once someone’s going through the motions to make a purchase, you’ve already

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Churn and Retention are the New Conversion and Should be Treated as Such

It’s been almost four years since I spoke with Adobe’s Kevin Lindsay about how companies focus the overwhelming majority of their marketing resources on customer acquisition activities vs. customer retention. And during this week’s Inbound Conference put on by HubSpot, it appears that this is still the case, according to Des Traynor, cofounder and Chief

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