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  • Time to Value (TTV): An Easy-to-Understand Guide + FAQ

    What is Time to Value (TTV) in Simple Words? Time to Value (TTV) refers to how long it takes a customer to start experiencing real benefits from a product or service after making a purchase. It’s essentially the journey from “I bought it” to “Wow, this is actually helping me!” Let’s use Netflix as a…

  • Net Promoter Score (NPS): An Easy-to-Understand Guide

    Net Promoter Score (NPS): An Easy-to-Understand Guide

    What is Net Promoter Score (NPS)? Net Promoter Score (NPS) is a customer loyalty metric that shows how likely your customers are to recommend your business to others. Simply put, it’s like a customer satisfaction scorecard that can predict your business growth based on word-of-mouth advocacy. Who Created NPS? Fred Reichheld introduced NPS in 2003,…

  • Canned Responses: FAQ

    Canned Responses: FAQ

    What is a Canned Response? A canned response (also known as a templated response or saved reply) is a pre-written reply or message that you can use repeatedly to answer common questions or respond to recurring situations. How Canned Responses Work Imagine managing a customer service team. Instead of typing “Thank you for contacting us,…

  • Month over Month (MoM) Growth Rate

    Month over Month (MoM) Growth Rate

    What is Month over Month (MoM) Growth Rate? Have you ever wondered how businesses track their progress from one month to the next? That’s where Month over Month (MoM) Growth Rate comes in. It’s a simple way to measure how much something grows or shrinks compared to the previous month. Definition Month over Month (MoM)…

  • Monthly Churn Rate

    Monthly Churn Rate

    What’s Monthly Churn Rate? Remember playing with water in a bucket that had a small hole? Monthly Churn Rate (MCR) is like measuring how much water you’re losing each month. But instead of water, we’re talking about customers who wave goodbye to your product. The Formula for Monthly Churn Rate Here’s how to calculate it: Monthly…

  • Deferred Value

    Deferred Value

    What is Deferred Value? Imagine you’re building an app. Right now, it has zero users and makes zero money. But you believe it has massive potential in the future. That’s deferred value. The “Instagram Effect” Remember Instagram? When Facebook bought it for $1 billion in 2012, it had: Zero revenue 13 employees Just an app…

  • Gross Churn Rate

    Gross Churn Rate

    What is Gross Churn Rate? Think of your customers like water in a bucket with a hole. Gross churn rate measures how much water you’re losing through that hole, regardless of how much new water you’re adding from the tap. The Basic Formula for Gross Churn Rate Gross Churn Rate = (Number of Lost Customers…

  • Startup Valuation

    Startup Valuation

    The Basics of Valuation Ever wondered how Instagram was worth $1 billion when Facebook bought it, even though it wasn’t making any money? Welcome to the fascinating world of startup valuation, where potential matters more than current profits. Common Valuation Methods 1. Revenue Multiples The simplest method: taking your annual revenue and multiplying it by…

  • Enterprise Business

    Enterprise Business

    What’s Enterprise Business? Imagine your five-person startup that makes a cool project management app suddenly grew into Microsoft. That’s basically what enterprise business is – it’s what happens when a business becomes so big it needs an HR department just to manage its other HR departments. Definition Enterprise business typically refers to large organizations that…

  • Essential SaaS Metrics

    Essential SaaS Metrics

    Why SaaS Metrics Matter Software as a Service (SaaS) businesses operate differently from traditional companies. Instead of one-time sales, they rely on recurring revenue and long-term customer relationships. While there are dozens of metrics you could track in a SaaS business, we’ll focus on some of the most crucial ones that help understand business health…

  • Lead Magnets

    Lead Magnets

    What is a Lead Magnet? In simple terms, a lead magnet is something valuable you give away for free in exchange for someone’s contact information, usually their email address. Think of a lead magnet like a free sample at the grocery store. Just as those tasty samples make you more likely to buy the product, a lead…

  • Lead Generation

    Lead Generation

    What is Lead Generation? Lead generation is the process of attracting and converting interested people into potential customers. Think of it as filling your sales pipeline with people who might want to buy your product or service. Instead of waiting for customers to find you, lead generation actively seeks out and engages potential buyers. Understanding…

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