Lincoln Murphy
Customer Success Architect / Mentor
Product
The Biggest Buzzword in SaaS: The Real Meaning of "Customer Success"

“Customer success” — it’s a term that has been getting a lot of attention in SaaS circles lately, but what does it really mean? SaaS veteran Lincoln Murphy searches for the answer behind the buzz, and explains why it’s about more than just service or support.

by Lincoln Murphy
Marketing
Is Your Messaging Really Hitting Home with Ideal Prospects?

You know exactly who should be using your product. But is it clear to your ideal prospects that you’re speaking directly to them? Customer acquisition strategist Lincoln Murphy shares three steps to sharpen your messaging.

by Lincoln Murphy
Marketing
How to Market to Your Ideal Customers

In this week’s Labcast, conversion rate optimization expert Lincoln Murphy explains why learning to market to your ideal customers will take your business from mediocre to spectacular.

by Lincoln Murphy
Sales
High Churn Rate Got You Down? Your Sales Team May Be Your Problem

Promising more from your SaaS solution than it can deliver is a surefire way to ramp up your churn rate and affirm Don Draper’s observation that the day you sign a client is the day you start losing them.

by Lincoln Murphy
Product
The Customer Success Map: A Key Tool in Your Fight Against Churn

In the ongoing battle against churn, you may be your own worst enemy. SaaS consultant Lincoln Murphy explains why understanding your customers’ needs is key to keeping them engaged, boosting their satisfaction, and reducing your churn.

by Lincoln Murphy
Sales
Labcast: Stop Fueling High Churn Rates and Start Focusing on Customer Engagement

Finding customer retention rate dropping below the charts? Start combatting high churn rates with better customer engagement.

by Lincoln Murphy
Marketing
The Key to SaaS Growth: Do You Know Who Your Ideal Customer Is?

SaaS customer acquisition and success strategist Lincoln Murphy explains why answering this one simple but powerful question is the key to rapid and sustainable growth.

by Lincoln Murphy