Investing in a robust process for driving revenue after the initial sale will help reduce churn, increase expansion and as a result lead to ever-increasing net revenue retention.
Stuart Balcombe
December 8, 2022
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1 minute
70-80% of revenue comes after the initial sale 🤯
Yet, so many companies spend much more time thinking about closing new customers than ensuring their existing ones renew and expand.
Especially as sales pipelines slow down, and budgets get tighter – building a clear process to effectively drive renewals will become a powerful growth lever for companies that are invested in making their customers successful.
Here are 4 steps to create a robust process for managing renewals in HubSpot AND giving your entire team visibility into the revenue being generated after the initial sale.
The best part about managing renewals in HubSpot deal pipelines is you can easily apply the same reporting and forecasting principles to renewal revenue as you do initial sales.
Now that we have a defined process, we can also use the structured data about the time to renewal for an account to drive our internal renewal preparation and customer engagement. For example:
Investing in a robust process for driving revenue after the initial sale will help reduce churn, increase expansion and as a result lead to ever-increasing net revenue retention.
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