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The Solutions Value Chain: A Framework for Strategic Customer Value

Product Management University

The Solutions Value Chain is a framework that helps you uncover real, strategic value for your customers—from the top of their organization all the way down to the people in the trenches doing the day-to-day work. Of course, every product company wants users to love their products—no surprise there. What is The Solutions Value Chain?

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16 Customer Acquisition Strategies To Increase Conversion Rates

Userpilot

With the right customer acquisition strategies, you can convert potential customers to paying users and set the stage for turning them into long-term loyal users. As you read on, you will learn: The power of search engines, content marketing, and existing user testimonials and how to leverage them to win new users.

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How to Wow a Customer and Win Their Loyalty [With Examples]

Userpilot

When it comes to customer retention , figuring out how to wow a customer is crucial. After all, how can you expect to keep existing customers if you’re not able to meet (or exceed) customer expectations? TL;DR “Wowed” customers are more likely to be loyal to your brand and make additional purchases in the future.

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3 Common Mistakes When Starting Product Prioritization

The Product Coalition

Which problems solve user pain points faster? Is it worth pursuing and will it actually bring value to the customer? Our Mastering Prioritization eBook is packed full of tips and tricks to help you make prioritization decisions easier and faster. Which features help deliver the most value?

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Product Strategy 101: It’s About Depth, Not (Just) Vision

The Product Coalition

Product strategy is one of the most important tasks of the product leader, and definitely one of the hardest things to do. This should be your first step into product strategy. Looking at long-term goals is definitely one of the things that make any strategy hard to build, but for product strategy that is not the hardest part.

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Customer Experience Strategy for Small Business in 6 Steps

Usersnap

Many small businesses fail because they overlook the importance of a customer experience strategy. If you are unfamiliar with the term, it is the plan undertaken by a business to address a customer’s holistic perception of the business after they interact. Why do you need a customer experience strategy?

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CS Value Engineering and Customer ROI Just Got More Important

Gainsight

Is it different for every customer?”. These are just a few of the questions that customer success (CS) experts explored in a recent episode of CS Essentials by Gainsight: Talking About ROI , a Success League Radio production. This series is also hosted by Tim Van Lew, Director of Customer Success Strategy at Gainsight.