Customer success metrics involve measuring and analyzing the success of a company's relationship with its customers. These metrics are used to understand how well a company is meeting the needs and expectations of its customers. Some common customer success metrics include customer satisfaction, retention rate, customer lifetime value, and churn rate. By tracking these metrics, businesses can gain valuable insights into customer behavior and make data-driven decisions to improve their products, services, and overall customer experience.
Why it matters in sales
In the wild west of sales, it's not just about closing deals. It's about keeping those customers happy, coming back for more, and spreading the good word to their friends and family. And that's where Customer Success Metrics come in. By keeping a close eye on customer satisfaction, retention rates, and churn rates, sales organizations can pivot and adjust to meet the needs of their customers, while keeping an eye on the bottom line. As Seth Godin writes, "A sale is not complete until the customer is so satisfied that they tell everyone they know. And then some." So let's keep those metrics high and those customers happy. Yeehaw!
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