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Companies typically track three churn metrics: customer churn, gross-revenue churn, and net-revenue churn. The most comprehensive of these three metrics is net-revenue churn, as it captures both the dollar value lost from churning customers and the dollar value gained from expansion revenue (which comes from both up-selling and cross-selling to existing customers). Our analysis showed several results:
- Across all three customer types, companies in the top quartile of growth maintained lower net-revenue churn than mean performers.
- The net-revenue performance of the top-quartile-growth performers was driven most significantly by advantages in gross-revenue churn as opposed to logo churn or revenue expansion (upsell/cross sell) within existing accounts.
- Companies that excel at lowering gross-revenue churn emphasize several key customer-success best practices throughout their organizations.
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