@TechnicalBben I am Anita, a Customer Success Manager
I help businesses keep the customers they worked hard to win through retention strategy, client relationship management, onboarding, CRM, and social media management.
Tools: ClickUp · Google Workspace · HubSpot · Slack · Zoom, Zendesk.
@TechnicalBben I am Anita, a Customer Success Manager
I help businesses keep the customers they worked hard to win through retention strategy, client relationship management, onboarding, CRM, and social media management.
Tools: ClickUp · Google Workspace · HubSpot · Slack · Zoom, Zendesk.
I'm Benjamin , a Lifecycle Marketing Specialist focused on helping businesses turn users into loyal customers through data-driven marketing.
My work spans:
• Lifecycle Marketing
• CRM Strategy
• Email Marketing
• Marketing Automation
• Customer Journey Mapping
• Digital Marketing
• Marketing Analytics
Some of the tools I work with include:
• Braze
• Salesforce
• HubSpot
• Klaviyo
• Mailchimp
• ActiveCampaign
• Figma
• Google Analytics
• SQL (10%)
• HTML/CSS
I'm always learning, building, and sharing what I discover along the way.
I'm currently open to:
• Full-time opportunities
• Freelance projects
• Contract work
• Consulting
• Collaborations with founders, startups, and marketing teams
If you're looking to improve customer retention, lifecycle marketing, CRM, or marketing automation, my DMs are open. Let's build something great together.
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Customer Success is no longer about relationships. It's about outcomes.
The CSMs who survive the next wave won't be account managers they'll be business consultants.
CS is a growth function. Act like it.
Most first time CS teams are tracking the wrong things.
Tickets closed. Emails sent. NPS scores.
All activity metrics. None of them tell you if a customer is actually going to renew.
When you're building CS from scratch: Health, Momentum, and Value matters.
The only person who should be able to offend you, is you. Because you’re the only one who really knows you. Everyone else is shouting at a character they made up in their head with 99% filled in with projections from their own life.
Most founders treat customer support like a cost center minimize it, automate it, outsource it fast.
But the companies customers actually love? They handle problems so well, people forget they were ever upset.
Support isn't a tax. It's where loyalty is made.
Most founders treat customer support like a cost center minimize it, automate it, outsource it fast.
But the companies customers actually love? They handle problems so well, people forget they were ever upset.
Support isn't a tax. It's where loyalty is made.
You don't need more customers. You need the right ones.
The ideal customer:
→ Already knows they have a problem
→ Values what you actually do best
→ Has the capacity to get results
→ Treats your team with respect
Find your 3 best clients. Look for the pattern. That's profile
Good customer service isn’t about replying fast, it’s about solving problems clearly, consistently, and respectfully.
People forget what you said. They never forget how you made them feel.
Every interaction is either building trust… or breaking it.
Your customers don't hate AI support. They hate bad AI support.
Best teams automate for speed, not avoidance. Make escalation seamless. Measure resolution not deflection.
AI raises the bar for empathy. It doesn't replace it.
Go read your last ten support tickets.
Not the summary. Not the metrics.
The actual words your customers wrote.
What you find will either reassure you or terrify you.
Either way, you needed to know.