Churn Bites
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Churn Bites
Podcast Description
Churn Bites – The Customer Success & Retention Podcast for B2B SaaS
Retention is the new growth. Welcome to Churn Bites, the no-fluff podcast where B2B SaaS leaders uncover the secrets to reducing churn, increasing adoption, and driving predictable revenue growth.
Join Brian Polackoff (CEO & Founder, Churn Assassin) and Dan Wilson (Go-To-Market Director, Churn Assassin) as they break down real-world customer success challenges in bite-sized episodes. Whether it's boosting product adoption, building feedback loops, or fixing churn blind spots, Churn Bites delivers tactical insights, expert interviews, and actionable strategies to help you keep customers longer.
🚀 Why Listen?
✅ Learn from industry experts & SaaS veterans
✅ Get data-driven strategies to reduce churn
✅ Improve customer adoption, engagement, and retention
✅ Quick, to-the-point episodes—no fluff, just value
🔗 Subscribe now and start turning churn into growth!
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast covers a range of topics essential for reducing churn and driving customer engagement, with episode themes including the impact of messaging on retention, the financial ramifications of losing customers, and the importance of feedback loops in improving product offerings. For example, Episode 4 discusses how effective messaging can transform customer loyalty, while Episode 3 highlights the hidden costs of churn and strategies to gain visibility into customer health.
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Churn Bites – The Customer Success & Retention Podcast for B2B SaaS
Retention is the new growth. Welcome to Churn Bites, the no-fluff podcast where B2B SaaS leaders uncover the secrets to reducing churn, increasing adoption, and driving predictable revenue growth.
Join Brian Polackoff (CEO & Founder, Churn Assassin) and Dan Wilson (Go-To-Market Director, Churn Assassin) as they break down real-world customer success challenges in bite-sized episodes. Whether it’s boosting product adoption, building feedback loops, or fixing churn blind spots, Churn Bites delivers tactical insights, expert interviews, and actionable strategies to help you keep customers longer.
🚀 Why Listen?
✅ Learn from industry experts & SaaS veterans
✅ Get data-driven strategies to reduce churn
✅ Improve customer adoption, engagement, and retention
✅ Quick, to-the-point episodes—no fluff, just value
🔗 Subscribe now and start turning churn into growth!
In this episode of Churn Bites, host Dan Wilson talks with Joe Wilkinson, a growth consultant specializing in conversion and retention, about tackling churn at the top of the funnel. Joe shares the story of a company struggling so much with churn that they had to lay off their entire marketing team and stop all paid and organic acquisition.
Through a deep dive into their user journey, Joe identified major issues: misleading acquisition tactics, an overloaded onboarding experience, and a product cluttered with unnecessary features. By streamlining the product, focusing on the 80% use case, and removing distractions, they significantly improved retention—without restarting marketing. Eventually, the company regained profitability and successfully resumed ad spend.
Joe also shares actionable strategies for handling resistance when making product changes, including escape hatches (minimizing but not eliminating features) and A/B testing to validate what truly drives retention.
If your company is battling churn, this episode is packed with insights on refining customer journeys and making data-driven decisions.
Find Joe’s insights at artisanstrategies.substack.com and more Churn Bites episodes at churnassassin.com.
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