In the run up to SaaStr Europa 2022 in Barcelona on June 7-8, we’re taking a look at some of the top all-time SaaStr Europa sessions. In 2019, Egnyte Co-Founder Rajesh Ram joined us in Paris to talk about going long in SaaS. The SaaS business model has risen to...
B2B companies, ACV $20k: “We can’t afford to pick up the phone or respond to chat in real-time” B2C companies at $150 price point: “We answer every call and chat in 60 seconds or less”: — Jason ✨BeKind✨ Lemkin #ДобісаПутіна (@jasonlk) April 4, 2022 We’ve...
Q: What were the signs you missed before you lost a major customer? Way too many Customer Success teams: – Highlight what's working, often with endless slides – Hide from tough feedback – Don't actually fix what needs fixing Customers that...
Hopefully, 100% of your customers love you. But as time goes on, you’ll oversell a few deals. Or not quite deliver in some fashion. Or fail to deploy in others. And some customers will ask for their money back. When they e-signed binding, good old-fashioned...
How much do you talk about Customer Marketing? Be honest. It’s the #1 thing SaaS companies do the least of, that they should be doing far more of. It gets almost completely ignored until $15m, $20m ARR, or even longer. And even then, it’s often an...
Nick Mehta, CEO at Gainsight, discusses ten ways customer success is changing and how you can help your business catch up if you’re still a bit behind.
It took me a little while to see activation rates as literally one of the 3-4 most important metrics in SaaS, but it probably is. I started to track activation rates at a lot of start-ups I work with, and I saw numbers that shocked me. I often see 60% or so...
Rough math (varies): 80% or so of your customers will renew no matter what10% will churn no matter what10% are on the fence SMB SaaS focuses all energy on first categorySupport often tied up with second categoryEnterprise SaaS spends huge energy on third — Jason...
On both SaaStr University and Twitter, we had 30+ founders, CEOs and execs share their top, tough learnings from losing one of their top customers. There are some great teachable moments here, and also some deja-vu if you’ve been through it! “I should...
Events and trade shows. They’re back, but they’re expensive. You don’t get enough booth traffic. The folks that do come by are too junior. It sucks up days at a time. The air is convention-center nasty. Too much ice cream, too much alcohol,...
I remember the first customer I lost due to not showing up in person. They were a Fortune 50 customer. We did a CSAT survey, and every user loved us. The implementation was flawless. There were zero issues. And … we lost them at renewal. Our buyer was kind...
A little ways back on LinkedIn and Twitter, I put together a list of things that later, once you are successful, even very successful, you’ll regret. It got a lot of engagement from the SaaS veterans out there, so I thought it would be worth digging in more on...