You have limited resources and limited time, and segmentation helps you focus those resources on the right areas of the business.
The long answer: Segmentation is the foundation of being #CustomerFirst.
By focusing on specific behaviors and patterns within segments, you create competitive advantages and can deliver great end-to-end customer experience.
So how do you actually do this? It starts with first principles. Any segmentation approach should:
1. Solve for the customer 2. Scale to support long-term needs 3. Increase alignment across GTM teams
Next, how do you segment? These are the three broad methods that are typically used. The best approach is to combine all three methods so you have a holistic picture of each customer segment.
There are a *lot* of ways to segment and this can look different at every business. I'd love to hear how you segment. Next week I'll share some thoughts on how you can bring it all together and tailor your GTM based on segment insights.
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Today I had the honor of closing out @HubSpot#CXSpotlight. It was a great day hearing from remarkable female leaders on customer experience. Here are the top takeaways from my talk on the art and science of CX (short 🧵):
We are in the age of the customer. Whether you win or lose in 2021+ depends on your customer experience. We're already seeing winners and losers in every industry across B2B and B2C. CX is a genuine differentiator...but not everyone is doing it well.
In the age of the customer, buyers have *WAY* more power than sellers. They can actually shape the way we do business. Our customers have a totally different set of expectations of the companies they work with. So the question is, how do you delight them?