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Scott: Scaling SaaS Requires a Service Strategy, Not Just Tech and Sales
“And I think it's critical if you're trying to scale a business to start having this service mentality mindset that it's not about the technology alone, and it's not about technology with a bunch of sales people, but it's actually what is the service delivery s…”
Scott: SaaS companies must master unscalable white-glove service before automating customer success
“Pay attention to the white glove service, which doesn't inherently scale, to then be able to at some point in time scale that whether it's through digital channels, or through automation, or growth engineering, or a combination of all those.”
Scott: Customer journeys should be structured around personas, not products
“We argue that persona is the critical one, especially as we're going to be developing loads more products over time, and so we just want to focus on certain Personas and how we introduce those capabilities to them.”
Scott: Monitor granular account KPIs instead of obsessing over a single metric
“We started out this
This part of our journey, by trying to define an aggregate customer health metric, and I think we just got into analysis paralysis, and whilst I think ultimately it's useful to have a single metric, there's a whole plethora of KPIs that you…”
Scott: Supporting Customers During Peak Events Builds Empathy for Future Outages
“Because if you're there and you can build that trust, they'll be there for you when inevitably something goes wrong with your service. And they'll understand that you've got, they've got empathy for you because you were there for them and they will likewise be…”