Creating a Best-in-Class Trial Experience

The trial experience is your springboard to sky-high product growth. But to be effective, it takes planning. Your trial experience can either launch prospective users toward faster product adoption, or it could give way, collapse, and cause new users to drop off. We’re here to help you create a trial experience that will grab ahold

A Day in the Life: 3 Gainsight Admins Give A Glimpse Into Their Role

An effective Customer Success strategy requires that the entire company is focused on delivering the best customer experience. Gainsight administrators play a crucial role in Customer Success Operations (CS Ops) by ensuring that customer success managers (CSMs) have all the tools and information they need to optimize the customer experience. Admins are not only responsible

Embedding a Customer Feedback Loop Into Your Product Delivery

Constant feedback is the lifeblood pumping into every successful product delivery. And if you want to unleash a steady flow of products and features that your users love, you have to keep your finger on their pulse constantly. Product feedback loops are the ultimate tool for scanning a user’s experience, pinpointing product shortfalls, and boosting

Three Pillars That Support a Successful Product-Led Go-to-Market Strategy

Leading a go-to-market strategy can feel like a hailstorm. You’re getting drilled with feedback and opinions. A barrage of goals is peppering you from every direction. And all the while, the pressure of launching a successful go-to-market strategy is forming all around. Luckily, by rooting your plans in a product-led approach, you can focus your

5 Steps to Secure the Right Budget for a Well-Resourced Customer Success Team

The value of customer success cannot be overstated. A highly focused, strategic, and well-supported Customer Success team can affect everything from your product to Net Revenue Retention (NRR). Unfortunately, as a relatively new addition to most organizations (compared to Marketing or Product), CS is often a lower priority during budgeting season. It’s a mistake that