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January 30, 2025
27 Proven Tactics for Faster Customer Onboarding: A Preview
Great onboarding stops churn at the source. We've collected 27 battle tested tactics to help you improve your customer onboarding process.
New Releases, Best Practices & Company Updates
April updates include a new dashboard sidebar, multi-submit forms, improved workflows, and several quality-of-life enhancements to boost automation and usability in Valuecase.
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Smart onboarding incentives trump persistent nagging. Here’s how to structure contracts, pricing, and processes to ensure smoother, faster customer onboarding—without risking long-term relationships.
Read moreMeasuring onboarding isn't optional—it’s critical for consistent improvement. By tracking tangible metrics and using targeted tools, you can quickly pinpoint issues, align stakeholders clearly, and demonstrate the onboarding ROI.
Read moreMost onboarding complications aren't about missing meetings–they're about tasks slipping through the cracks between touchpoints. Using clear, tactical collaboration methods prevents this and keeps everyone aligned.
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In this article we are sharing 13 of our favorite - but sometimes overlooked - features and functionalities to unleash Valuecase's full power.
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Imagine you could have any customer in the world. The perfect firm. The perfect role. The perfect budget and scope. Who comes to mind?
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What’s the last big purchase you’ve made? Was it a computer, a car, or a house? How long did it take you to ultimately make a decision and purchase? From realising you have a problem with your current solution, to considering alternatives. This process is commonly called the buyer’s journey.
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Sales is full of acronyms. You probably have no problem with that if you're a sales pro. However, it can be a bit confusing for newbies and outsiders. If you have ever wondered what MEDDIC, AiDA, ABC etc. stand for, we've got you covered. Here's a guide to over 20 sales acronyms with definitions and visuals. :)
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Objections are a natural part of the selling process. Some might even argue that objections are actually a good sign - it means that your prospect is interested enough to dig deeper into your product.
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