Customer retention

Whether you want to make a case to a senior member of your team, or you’re considering if it’s worth implementing into your company's ecosystem, these’re the essentials that everyone should know about customer retention....

It’s all well and good to actively seek new customers, but what happens if you ignore your current customer base? Plot twist: they churn. In fact, 68% of customers will go elsewhere if they feel the company they’re buying from doesn’t care about their business....

The story of your brand and how you tell it is essential. But brands can't just be big faceless monoliths anymore, they have to be built around people. Our guest, Erin McLean, CMO at eSentire, is here to share why and how you should put people at the heart of your brand story....

The consumers of the products and services we work arduously to bring to market play an essential role not only in shaping our existing business operations, but also in the vision for our futures....

While there’s no such thing as a business with an unblemished retention rate, there are strategies you can put in place to reduce churn and protect your business’s prospects....

There are several strategies for retaining customers (many of which we’ve written about) that can help transform your bottom line, but today we’re going to focus solely on the importance of building lasting relationships with your customers....

Your SaaS product earns a major part of its revenue from existing customers—the ones who stay with you for long periods. These customers provide you with some serious revenue and value....

You know it, we know it, we know you know it and you know we know it, but we’ll say it anyway: repeat business is where you’ll make the real money....

As you probably know by now, retaining customers is much more cost-effective and valuable to a B2B brand than acquiring new ones, in fact, five times more cost-effective....

You’re at the checkout process on a website, a message comes into view ‘have you forgotten this?’ or ‘customers also purchased x y or z’. This is a tried and tested cross-selling strategy - it encourages customers to buy additional, or ‘’add-on’ purchases....