we're looking at reducing churn at my current co and it looks like sales engages prospects with a lot more touches (like 5-10x) than onboarding and CS. sales cycles are 120 days and then a customer signs up annually.
I expect sales to have at least as many if not more touches, because we have a lot to cover as prospects look to buy. however this gap feels enormous, and to me more engagement touches feels like a clear way to improve retention simply by being more active with our customers after they sign.
Anyone else have thoughts otherwise on this, or data to suggest this is actually not atypical? debating taking this to leadership but curious to get a sense from the community first
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