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Annual Contract Value (ACV)
What is Annual Contract Value (ACV)? Annual Contract Value (ACV) measures how much a contract is worth per year.ย Key Points: Shows yearly contract value Excludes one-time fees Focuses on recurring revenue Normalizes different contract lengths ๐ By the way: ACV is different from ARR (Annual Recurring Revenue) – ACV looks at individual contracts, while…
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Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO)
What is Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO)? Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO) is the process of increasing the percentage of users who take a desired action on your website or app. Think of it like improving a store’s layout to get more people to buy! ๐๏ธ Common Conversions Include: Making a purchase Signing up for a trial…
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Customer Churn Prediction
What is Customer Churn Prediction? Customer churn prediction is a process of identifying which customers are likely to stop using your product or service before they actually leave. Think of it as an early warning system for your business! ๐ Key elements include: Analyzing customer behavior Monitoring usage patterns Tracking engagement levels Identifying risk signals…
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Qualified Leads and Lead Scoring
What is a Qualified Lead? A qualified lead is a potential customer who’s more likely to buy from you based on specific criteria. Think of it like a dating app match that actually fits your preferences! ๐ซ๐ Companies with a structured lead qualification process generate 2x more sales-ready leads than those without one! Types of…
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Lead Velocity Rate (LVR)
What is Lead Velocity Rate? Lead Velocity Rate (LVR) measures how fast your qualified leads are growing month over month. Think of it like your sales pipeline’s speedometer! ๐๏ธ๐ LVR is considered one of the best predictive metrics for future revenue because it shows growth momentum 3-6 months before it appears in your sales numbers!…
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Price Benchmarking
What is Price Benchmarking? Price benchmarking means comparing your prices with competitors to ensure you’re not charging too much or too little.๐ Companies that regularly do price benchmarking are 25% more likely to achieve their profit goals than those who don’t! Why Price Benchmarking Matters It helps you: Set competitive prices Understand market position Make…
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Net Promoter Score (NPS)
What is Net Promoter Score (NPS)? The Net Promoter Score (NPS) is a key metric that measures customer loyalty and satisfaction. It’s based on one simple question: “How likely are you to recommend us to a friend or colleague?“๐ Before NPS was created in 2003, companies used complex 100-question surveys to measure customer satisfaction. Fred…
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Go-To-Market (GTM) Strategy
What is a Go-To-Market (GTM) Strategy? A go-to-market strategy is your plan for launching a product and reaching customers. Think of it as your product’s roadmap to success. What does a GTM Strategy include? Who will buy your product (target market) Why they’ll buy it (value proposition) How they’ll find it (marketing channels) Where they’ll…
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Social Listening (Social Media Listening)
What is Social Listening? Social listening, also known as social media listening or online brand monitoring, is a strategic approach to tracking and analyzing online conversations about your brand, industry, and competitors across digital platforms. It’s like having a radar that picks up everything people say about your brand online. But it’s not just about…
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Marketing Mix
What Is a Marketing Mix? Marketing mix is a framework that helps businesses organize their key marketing decisions. The framework helps you: Plan marketing activities Allocate resources Create balanced strategies Measure effectiveness Stay competitive ๐ By the way, the concept of Marketing Mix was first introduced by Neil Borden in 1953, but it was E.…
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Customer Data
What Is Customer Data? Customer data is all the information you collect about your customers throughout their journey with your business. This includes: Who they are How they behave What they buy How they interact What they prefer ๐ By the way, companies that effectively use customer data see a 20-30% increase in revenue and…
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Loyality Program
What is a Loyalty Program? A loyalty program rewards customers for repeated business with your company. Think of it as giving your best customers VIP treatment. These programs help: Increase customer retention Boost repeat purchases Gather customer data Create emotional connections Drive referrals naturally ๐ By the way, it costs 5-25x more to acquire a…
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