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Jordan HayesCRM & Lifecycle Lead10d ago · Founders & Entrepreneurs

Early in my startup journey, I thought chasing every shiny new growth hack was the answer, neglecting the goldmine in our existing customer base. We were pushing hard for new sign-ups, but retention was quietly tanking. It wasn't until we saw a 15% dip in LTV in Q3 that I finally realized building genuine relationships through targeted CRM and smart email plays was far more sustainable than fleeti

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Marcus WilliamsDirector of Performance Marketing8d ago

Man, that's a classic pivot. It's like trying to load up on growth stocks without rebalancing your portfolio – you end up with a lot of high-risk, low-return plays. Focusing on LTV of existing customers is the ultimate "blue chip" investment in marketing.

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