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Quarterly BusinessReview

TreehouseAnalytics

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• Wins

• What We Still Need to Do

• Joint Goal Progress

• Short-term Goals

• Long-term Goals

• What We’re Developing

• Where We Stand + Follow Up

Agenda

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Wins

• Review of key positive metrics

• Always explain why

• How did we hit these milestones?

• Where did we improve, and which of those areas made the biggest difference?

Product Usage

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Wins

• Review of qualitative milestones

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What We Still Need to Do

• Review of key metrics that need improvement

• Always explain why

• Why didn’t we hit these milestones?

• Where didn’t we improve, and which of those areas had the biggest impact?

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All power users are in good health.

Only 1 of your 2 key contacts are in good health.

Only 6 of the 26 seats are highly active.

Background signal are normal.

Overall seat health is normal.

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What We Still Need to Do

• Review of qualitative misses

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Joint Goal Progress

• Review the goals you were supposed to work on together

• If you met them, talk about why you were able to achieve them

• If you didn’t, talk about the roadblocks that made it difficult

• Come up with a clear plan to continue what worked and improve what didn’t

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Short-term goals

• What are your top three priorities in the next 1-3 months?

• Come up with a joint plan for addressing these goals

• Make sure you understand not only the goals the customer wants to reach but why; that way, if you end up needing to create a workaround, you can address the root of the problem

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Long-term goals

• What are your top three priorities in the next 3-6 months?

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What We’re Developing

• Talk about new products or features that are on deck, so they’re primed for upgrades they may want in the future

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Where do we stand?

• Ask your customer where your product stands in their eyes (and on their list of priorities)

• Here’s one way to do it: “You’re up for renewal in the next six months. Is there anything you know now that would stop you from taking that step?”

• Schedule clear times for follow up calls and meetings to review and work on your goals throughout the next quarter.

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