
Churn Flags: Real time retention experiments with SaaS growth leaders
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Most retention plays kick in when an account already has one foot out the door. The real win is earlier – the moment a happy customer starts weighing whether to stay, long before anything trips an at-risk dashboard. Every episode, host Nikki Elbaz hands a SaaS leader one real piece of customer feedback – a 3-star review, a Reddit rant, a survey response – traces it to one of the nine Change Flags behind the reevaluation, and together they build a live retention experiment. For the retention, NRR, and expansion calls that don't have a best practice yet. New episodes every other Wednesday.
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- Your release notes are a feature adoption asset in disguise | ft. Collin Mayjack, ex-PMM at Sybill, current Head of PMM at Storylane
- From single-digit feature adoption to MAU growth with no forced switch | Ft. Brandon Green, Staff Product Manager at Buffer
- The 9 moments that decide churn or expansion | Special: the whole Change Flags framework
- The 51% churn risk nobody owns – and all it takes is sending a sequence you already wrote | ft. Jane Portman, co-founder of Userlist
- Why what you're working on is what nobody adopts | Special: the whole Change Flags framework, live today
- Who writes the release notes when your customers write the code? The open-source product adoption gap | Ft. Mario Araujo, ex-Head of Growth at Penpot
- Owning your category costs you this product adoption tax | ft. Tara Robertson, CMO at Bitly
- Your most-read help doc is your biggest adoption problem | Ft. Anand Vatsya, Head of Demand Gen and Outbound at Storylane
- Why accounts churn even after you shipped the AI feature they asked for | Ft. Michelle Green, Director of Product at Cohley
- The obvious product adoption win – and most SaaS brands aren't doing it | ft. Diony McPherson, co-founder of Paperform