It's All About Your Clients

CoordinateHQ Raises $5.5 Million Seed Round for Collaboration Platform, Led by Initialized Capital.

The customer success renaissance that emerged in the past six years isn’t going anywhere.

You can easily stop a client-based delay in its tracks with the strategies outlined above and by investing in a project management collaboration tool.

Setting realistic expectations on both sides keeps your client on the hook and is crucial to building trust and understanding.

Asymmetry enables a simple, focused customer experience, and can increase collaboration.

Learn how Coordinate helps you celebrate customer wins and puts your product value in front of their eyes.

You only get one chance to make a first impression. And when it comes to customer onboarding, that first impression lasts a customer lifetime.

Create a client onboarding process for high-value customers that sets them up for long-term success.

Learn how to adopt a renewal strategy that is based on a long-term approach

Learn how to document and scale your customer success best practices with these actionable tips.

Learn how to maximize your customer LTV with these actionable strategies.

Learn why Net Dollar Retention is the metric that will help you accurately track your SaaS growth.

Software vendors need to shift their focus from their own sales to truly embracing their customers' success.

Learn how to create a high-touch customer service experience for your most valued customers.

Traditional churn prediction models fail for high-value customers. The most important thing you can do to predict and prevent churn is to build a relationship with your customer.

A customer success solution helps you help your customers. Learn which factors you should consider before choosing the one that’s right for you.

Learn why customer portals are the best form of customer retention technology to ensure customer success, evaluate customer health, and build enduring customer relationships.

For customers, buying your product is the easy part. The hard part is actually being successful and realizing value from it.

By incorrectly assuming pre- and post- sales, you’re going to let both yourself and your customers down.

All that matters is if the customer knows that your product helped them realize the value they wanted.