Every Story You Tell Yourself About Churn is Wrong
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Top Comments (7)
Appreciated, but, what about point-of-need transactional SaaS? Haven't heard you talk any about that.
Bro, simple arithmetic... for the Amazon example, 50:50 1's 5's is 3.0 lol. Doesn't help your cred dude.
01:06 Pattern 1 - No "aha" moment 02:58 Pattern 2 - They were never the right customer in the first place 05:18 Pattern 3 - Death by a thousand cuts 06:50 Pattern 4 - forces outside your control (business shutdowns) For me it sounds that 2 of these you can affect : 1. Users must shout that "Heureka" when they use the product (make great product that solves a real problem) 2. And the product should be done well for churn to be lower. Some churn will just happen, especially if you market to wrong people and with wrong message.
The pattern you laid out on "never the right customer" connects directly to hiring. Most founders who hire their first sales rep never define who that rep is supposed to close. No ICP clarity means the rep sells to anyone who will say yes. Wrong customers come in, churn fast, and the founder blames the product instead of the motion. The hire and the churn problem are usually the same problem showing up in two different dashboards.
Brilliant
Another win for the business community. Appreciate the depth you bring to these topics!
This guide is helpful. I'm pivoting into SaaS as a Marketing Manager.
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Top Comments (7)
Appreciated, but, what about point-of-need transactional SaaS? Haven't heard you talk any about that.
Bro, simple arithmetic... for the Amazon example, 50:50 1's 5's is 3.0 lol. Doesn't help your cred dude.
01:06 Pattern 1 - No "aha" moment 02:58 Pattern 2 - They were never the right customer in the first place 05:18 Pattern 3 - Death by a thousand cuts 06:50 Pattern 4 - forces outside your control (business shutdowns) For me it sounds that 2 of these you can affect : 1. Users must shout that "Heureka" when they use the product (make great product that solves a real problem) 2. And the product should be done well for churn to be lower. Some churn will just happen, especially if you market to wrong people and with wrong message.
The pattern you laid out on "never the right customer" connects directly to hiring. Most founders who hire their first sales rep never define who that rep is supposed to close. No ICP clarity means the rep sells to anyone who will say yes. Wrong customers come in, churn fast, and the founder blames the product instead of the motion. The hire and the churn problem are usually the same problem showing up in two different dashboards.
Brilliant
Another win for the business community. Appreciate the depth you bring to these topics!
This guide is helpful. I'm pivoting into SaaS as a Marketing Manager.