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Let’s start by questioning
the foundation of the
QBR concept
Why quarterly?
Three months is enough time to show
progress – you can implement plans
and show real results in this time
period.
It’s short enough that neither you nor your
customer are likely to miss big changes such a
executive leadership swaps or business pivots
(six months, for example, would allow more
room for major changes).
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It allows you to show progress without
demanding a constant time commitment
from your customer (companies have a
hard enough time getting the right people
in the room for internal monthly meetings).
?
Who should be
in the room?
Primary Contact
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Give the customer a primer ahead of time:
one way to do this is to review your deck with
your day-to-day contact (assuming there will
be other people in room) to make sure you’re
on the same page.
The art
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Start by reinforcing your value
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The extra perks
These meetings show the customer you
care about them and that you’re willing
to invest time in making their product
experience better.
If the meeting goes well, it can be one of
the few times it’s not awkward or pushy to
ask the customer to be a promoter on your
website, or to give a recommendation to a
prospective customer.
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