Learn to define the customer journey for your key service offerings; understand milestones such as onboarding, first value, growth; define success and risk indicators for each phase; and establish strategies to drive adoption.
9. Myth 1: Itâs ALL About Customer Acquisition
Customer Acquisition Customer Growth
Lead to Deal Deal to Value
61% of revenues
comes from existing customers
17. Customer Journey Map
The ïŹrst step is adopting a model that
is inline with the value delivered to the customer
USERS
USAGE
FUNCTIONALITY
GROW
FIRST
VALUE DECREASE
START
ONBOARD NOT USING
FAILED
18. 5 Steps to Customer Journey Mapping
1.⯠DeïŹne First Value
2.⯠DeïŹne On Track for onboarding users
3.⯠DeïŹne On Track for established users
4.⯠Figure out how to measure On Track
5.⯠DeïŹne an Action for each segment
20. DeïŹne Onboarding Progress
Progress
Is an account making progress?
START FIRST
VALUE
Onboarding
All Good:
Healthy usage;
New, just started onboarding
Notice:
Little usage;
Still onboarding after 30d
Risk:
No usage;
Still onboarding after 60d
21. DeïŹne Established Account Progress
Progress
Is an account making progress?
START FIRST
VALUE
Established
All Good:
Healthy usage;
Full license and feature utilization
Notice:
Moderate decline in usage;
Partial license and feature utilization
Risk:
Sharp decline in usage;
Very low license and feature utilization
22. From Model to Measure âŠ
Progress
Is an account making progress?
START FIRST
VALUE
Onboarding Established
All Good: All Good:
Healthy usage; Healthy usage;
New, just started onboarding Full license and feature utilization
Notice: Notice:
Little usage; Moderate decline in usage;
Still onboarding after 30d Partial license and feature utilization
Risk: Risk:
No usage; Sharp decline in usage;
Still onboarding after 60d Very low license and feature utilization
23. Engagement Signals
Usage
User Actions
Assets Created
Business Human
Demographics Contract
Interactions Touch
Training Company size Licenses Tagging
Support Requests Region LTV
Surveys/NPS Account Ownerships Renewal Date
24. Engagement Actions
Right Right Right Right
Customer Action Channel Time
In real-time, every time âŠ
25. Example 1: Trial Nurturing
Trial - Curiosity Recommended Actions
Trial - Evaluating âąâŻ Hot:
Call. Ready to buy.
Trial - Hot âąâŻ Evaluating:
E-mail daily. Next step tip.
âąâŻ Curiosity:
E-mail weekly. Value prop.
26. Example 2: Grow Customers
Established - Risk Recommended Actions
Established - Watch âąâŻ Risk:
Can I help? Review.
Established - All Good âąâŻ Watch:
How to nurturing.
âąâŻ All Good:
Contact to sell more.
30. Totango - ROI
+25%
Retention
% of accounts with good health
ïŹrst month second third month
month
Totango
Best practice 10/2012 38%
implemented 09/2012 25% 28%
08/2012 22% 25% 28%
07/2012 27% 19% 18%
06/2012 31% 19% 20%
05/2012 34% 20% 17%
31. Totango - ROI
+25%
Retention
% of accounts with good health
ïŹrst month second third month
month
Totango
Best practice 10/2012 38%
implemented 09/2012 25% 28%
08/2012 22% 25% 28%
07/2012 27% 19% 18%
âąâŻ Before
 Totango:
 score
 decline
 month
 by
 month
Â
06/2012 31%
âąâŻ A8er
 Totango:
 month
 by
 month
 Increase
 19% 20%
05/2012 34% 20% 17%
32. Totango - ROI
+25%
Retention
% of accounts with good health
ïŹrst month second third month
month
Totango
Best practice 10/2012 38%
implemented 09/2012 25% 28%
08/2012 22% 25% 28%
07/2012 First
 month
 engagement
 19%
27% improving
 18%
06/2012 31% 19% 20%
05/2012 34% 20% 17%
34. What you can Expect?
Customer Renewals Upselling Customer
Success Marketing
300% 25% 20% 4x more
increase in increase in increase in engagement
activated retention in account value with email
accounts 3 months annually campaigns
Dropbox level engagement without the
$5 million and 2 years of development
35. Summary
To grow customer revenues:
1.⯠Deliver recurring user value
2.⯠Start by mapping your customer journey
3.⯠Right action, right customer, right time
36. Call to Action
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