The more information you can gather, the better.
It’s important to remember that effective customer success addresses each customer’s specific goals and definitions of success.
But if you have a general idea of what your customers are after, you’ll be able to build it into your product and be better prepared to start the customer success process.
Send out short email surveys when people sign up for your service. Call leads and customers to ask about their goals. Talk to people at conferences and events. Get in touch with your contacts in the industry.
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