Author: Luka Kankaras

Understanding the B2B2C Business Model – Learning from POM’s Success

This article will help you understand (or remind you) what a B2B2C business model is and learn how POM navigated its industry’s challenges successfully by understanding their customers’ needs. So grab your bucket of popcorn and oversized drink, and let’s help you apply the same concept to your product!”

B2B2C, or business-to-business-to-consumer, is a business model that connects manufacturers to retailers to consumers. POM’s B2B2C business model simplifies purchasing, so everyone gets paid without wasting time creating invoices and following up on payments (read ‘less paperwork’).

Customer feedback is crucial to providing the best experience that users need. Usersnap helped POM leverage customer feedback to increase revenue and support the B2B2C model.

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Product Led Growth: A Definition and Why It’s Taking Off in 2024 🚀

If you feel you have been missing the mark with your customers lately, you might need a switch-up in your business model.

But how do you choose between all of the business strategies out there? What is the best tactic to use in today’s fast-paced market?

Product-led growth (PLG) is a model that is user-centric and user-focused. Customer acquisition, expansion, conversion, and retention are product-driven instead of sales-driven. This method is quickly becoming one of the most popular business models for many companies. 

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Churn In SaaS And The Best Way To Reduce It

This article will show you how to reduce your SaaS churn by following the proven strategy that we have already successfully implemented. So grab your salted caramel iced mocha, and let’s make you the churn hero of the company.

For us, it all started in 2020, when our monthly SaaS churn rate was 6.22%, more than double our target benchmark (high pressure, you bet). We wanted to become a product-led growth SaaS company, which means user value is consistent. We sat down with the team for preventing customer churn and were able to combine churn analytics with customer feedback to reduce it down to 4.26%. And when we thought we are on the path to success, the COVID-19 pandemic put a halt to our progress.

A few months later… June 30, 2021, our SaaS churn rate was back at 6.12%. The aimed benchmark was 3%. “Tension” is in the air.

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