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The Clueless Company • 1y
Most SaaS companies spend 90% of their resources trying to acquire new customers, but only 10% on retaining them. Surprising, right? 🚀 → Your most valuable sales reps are your current satisfied customers. → Retention boosts profitability by 25-95%. → Reducing churn is way cheaper than acquiring new customers. Focus on delighting your existing users, and watch your revenues skyrocket. Are you investing enough in your customer success team? 💡 Let me know in the comments!
He who remains • 1y
How many of you know about (Churn Rate) Churn rate, or customer attrition, measures the percentage of customers who stop using your product or service over a period. It's crucial for businesses, especially those with subscription models, as it direc
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💡 Ever heard of “Churn Rate” in startups? It’s the silent killer. I’ve seen so many early-stage teams obsess over growth… 🚀 more users 🚀 more downloads 🚀 more signups But here’s the truth: If your users keep leaving, none of that matters. 🔁 C
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The Clueless Company • 9m
Ever wondered why your customers disappear? It’s not always about the product. Many times, it's the experience surrounding it. A colleague of mine ran a simple audit on their customer service process and made one shocking discovery: Most of their
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The Clueless Company • 1y
Did you know? 70% of SaaS sales come from EXISTING customers, not new ones. So while you're chasing new leads, don't forget: 1. Deliver VALUE consistently: Happy customers become loyal customers. 2. Leverage feedback: Improve your product bas
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What would be your approximate Customer Lifetime Value (CLV)? You run a mobile app that offers premium subscriptions for ₹500 per month. Last year, you acquired 1,200 new customers, and your marketing spend for customer acquisition was ₹1.2 lakh.
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