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A disengaged client is at a much higher risk than an engaged client is. I know I was surprised when I saw data on how a client that that submits more support tickets is less likely to churn than one who doesn’t submit any. It goes back to usage. If a customer is using your product/service and needing support’s help then that’s better than a customer who doesn’t show any signs of activity.

I know in my experience that a customer that never has questions when we meet is a red flag! What I do to address that is assign them homework and that helps me gauge exactly how engaged they are!

I’d love to hear from you what is a red flag and how you address it early on!

Oh, where to start, LOL.

  • When you try to get commitment on dates for deliverables and they respond “I’ll let you know later”
  • When they say they weren’t involved in the purchase of the product or service
  • “My boss told me I had to implement this”
  • They continually have to get approval to do everything
  • They have competing priorities pop up they’ve never mentioned before

Another great session! We did a true live stream on Linkedin! Connect with me if you want to stay in the loop for the next one! Connect with me here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/elan-maynez-720/

 

 


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