Add Your Voice to Our SaaS Engagement Survey

Anyone who builds or sells SaaS products for small businesses knows that it’s all for naught if your customers are not engaged with your products on a daily basis. Businesses that do not rely on your products will eventually stop using them.

And the engagement cycle — the time you have to establish regular usage of your product — keeps getting shorter, as customer acquisition costs keep rising.

The LSA has built an entire event around this issue, Localogy Engage, which kicks off June 3 in Washington DC.

In order to ground the conversation on SMB software in a shared understanding of the issues, we’re conducting a survey of SMB SaaS professionals on how they deal with the engagement challenge.

Here are some of the issue the survey dives into:

  • How much time do you have to establish usage before a customer becomes a churn risk?
  • What tactics are deployed to drive engagement and reduce churn?
  • Which of these tactics are most effective?
  • What are the principal causes of churn?
  • What monthly churn rates are typical for SMB SaaS products

The survey will be open for a while longer. Please add your voice by completing the survey below. It only takes a few minutes and responses are anonymous. Results will be shared in a white paper and presented at the Localogy conference.

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