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But website behavior doesn’t lie. If they click once and then eit, then they didn’t like your page. If they read a headline and don’t keep scrolling, then your blog post wasn’t engaging enough. t care about what you have to say. Focus on customer retention — and providing them with great customer eperience — by using CRM to send follow-up blog posts, help articles, and more based on where they’re browsing.


Or, y’know, just ask them for feedback - did they find what spain cell phone number list they were looking for? You’d be surprised how much you can learn about your customers just by asking. Win back lost customers Churn sucks. But it happens to all of us. The question is, what are you gonna do about it? Imported lists can help.


Uploading a list of closed/lost sales opportunities or a list of your churned accounts. You can set up notifications so that you’ll know if they come back to your site in the future so a member of your sales team can re-engage them, or you can trigger a winback campaign. Here's an eample of a custom feed that filters specific company names.