How to Improve Your Customer Acquisition Process (and Lower CAC)
Customer acquisition is just one piece of the success puzzle. Here are a few more elements and strategies you can (and should) pair it with.
Reduce Customer Churn
A while ago, Harvard Business Review reported that it’s up to 25 times more expensive to acquire a new customer than to retain an existing one.
The exact number may have changed, and it certainly varies for different industries, markets, and pricing models, but churn is expensive and can downright ruin your business. So, no matter how many first-time customers you acquire each month or quarter, making them repeat customers is what makes your business viable.
How can you minimize your churn rate—and maximize belize telegram data your customer retention? Here are a few strategies to try:
Quiz churning customers before they hit the cancel button. Learn whether it’s because of the price, cost-cutting, struggle to make the most out of the product, unclear value, a confusing UX, or something else—there are fixes for many of these.
Refine your buyer personas and marketing messaging. Meet with your marketing team to align the demographics, roles, revenue brackets, and use cases you’re targeting with marketing and sales efforts. This will ensure you’re attracting great-fit leads.
Offer proactive customer support. Schedule a reminder to check in with customers and free trial users on a regular basis over a short call, email, or text message so you can proactively solve any issues that could cause churn in the future.
By identifying upselling and cross-selling opportunities, you can solve the issues your customer possibly wasn’t even aware you could, and increase the customer lifetime value (LTV) of that customer in the process.
For example, ConvertKit offers Creator and Creator Pro plans, the latter being the higher tier with additional features like newsletter referrals, subscriber scoring, and the option to edit links in the email after sending.
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