6. Dig deeper into data gaps

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Not all customer engagement data is easy to see. To unlock opportunities within an existing customer base, a business needs to identify and agree on metrics that indicate whether a customer is (or isn’t) effectively using its solution.

Monitor customer activity and usage data regularly to identify any dropouts or lack of engagement. Then reach out to you proactively to understand the reasons and offer support.

For example, if a customer hasn't logged in for an extended romania mobile database period of time, send an email with helpful resources or schedule a call to discuss their experience. This proactive approach can re-engage customers and prevent churn.

7. Ask for feedback often (and respect it)
Everyone has room to grow. Regular feedback is a great way to understand your customers’ changing needs and improve your product offering. Implement multiple feedback channels, such as digital surveys, monthly or quarterly check-ins, or a dedicated customer advisory board to get feedback on your customers’ behavior or attitudes toward your product.

It’s important to respond quickly to this feedback to show customers that their opinions matter. For example, if multiple customers suggest a new feature, prioritize its development, update them on progress, and thank them when it launches.