3 Customer Success Tips for Outcome-Driven teams

Illustration of two people, a man and a woman, interacting through computer screens. The man, on the left, has a beard and wears a cap. The woman, on the right, has long hair and wears glasses with a green polka-dot shirt. Together, they form an outcome-driven team focused on customer success while typing on laptops.

Most businesses collect customer data to leverage it in their marketing efforts. Today, more leaders realize that the same client data can be used to create customer value and success. Understanding more about your customers’ goals and pain points empowers your team to centralize customer success into everything they do. Thus ensuring that your products

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How We Simplified the Admin Experience in Customer 360

Simplicity is essential to a good User Experience. The definition of simplicity can be subjective and is open to interpretation. At Gainsight, we believe that a design is simple if it helps the user achieve their goal with minimal effort. But the reality is that our lives are complex.  Customer success is complex and nuanced.

In-Product Experiences That Drive Adoption, Onboarding, and Retention

If you’re a product leader or manager tasked with improving the product experience, you need to dig deep. To build long-term growth, you can’t just create a stellar product and walk away. You need to drive deeper product adoption, faster onboarding, and long-term retention. We’re here to help you craft a product experience that enhances

PX for Digital Transformation

Most product leaders know how critical digital transformation is to their company’s future. But the best ways to nail down your digital transformation strategy aren’t always so clear. Fortunately, there is a compass that you can use to direct your plans: analytics. Analytics lay the foundation for your digital transformation strategy and provide solid footing

Tips and Tricks for Building a Product-led Flywheel

The SaaS industry has never been so competitive. As the pressure to perform piles on product leaders and managers, there’s a way to release the tension, drive product growth, and tap into a growth plan that feeds off itself. We’re talking about the product-led flywheel. And assembling your own product-led flywheel may be easier than