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Why customer engagement is the key to business growth in 2022 and beyond

Intercom, Inc.

While this shift was already underway, the rate of digital transformation is now happening much faster than previously predicted due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. When a customer reaches out with a question while they’re on a free trial, is that a support issue or a sales issue? The answer is yes – it’s both.

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Conversational support isn’t just a nice-to-have – it’s make or break

Intercom, Inc.

According to one Microsoft Global State of Customer Service report , 90% of consumers surveyed said that customer service is an important factor in their choice of, and loyalty to, a brand, while nearly two-thirds (58%) would sever their relationship with a business due to poor customer service. Outbound messaging (70%).

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Sparking conversations: How every team can benefit from conversational support

Intercom, Inc.

When asked about the key business benefits they’ve experienced from being able to scale conversational support across their organization, support leaders and decision makers reported: Improved customer retention (60%). Enhanced customer satisfaction (58%). Improved customer acquisition (54%). Increased ROI (54%).

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Product Service Management as a Growth Lever in your SaaS

Userpilot

It’s no surprise, then, that customer success is seen as either “important” or “very important” by an overwhelming 95% of SaaS companies with growing revenues. The question is: What do we actually mean by “customer success”? First of all, it’s important to point out that “customer success” is not synonymous with “customer satisfaction.”

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Why Product Needs to Work with Customer Success to Achieve PLG

Userpilot

It’s no surprise, then, that customer success is seen as either “important” or “very important” by an overwhelming 95% of SaaS companies with growing revenues. The question is: What do we actually mean by “customer success”? First of all, it’s important to point out that “customer success” is not synonymous with “customer satisfaction.”