Why Treating Every Customer the Same Hurts SaaS Growth - with Christine Day
- E122
- 31:32
- May 18th 2026
Treating every SaaS customer equally may feel fair but it often leads to poor resource allocation. High-value customers become under-supported while lower-value accounts consume disproportionate time and attention.
That weakens retention, expansion and post-sales growth.
Christine Day, founder of Results 2Day, joins us to explain how SaaS companies can use customer segmentation and the 80/20 principle more effectively.
You will learn why MRR alone can be misleading, how to identify genuinely high-value customers and how to focus Customer Success resources where they create the greatest commercial value.
We also discuss what to do with the other 80% and how better customer data can improve prioritisation, retention and expansion.
Connect with Christine:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/christineeday/
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Breakthrough SaaS Growth with the Jasons is a B2B SaaS podcast about how software companies keep customers, grow revenue and prove value in the AI era.
Hosted by Jason Noble in the UK and Jason Whitehead in the US, the show explores the commercial challenges behind sustainable SaaS growth: customer retention, expansion, churn, Net Revenue Retention (NRR), Customer Success strategy, customer value, go-to-market (GTM) alignment and AI.
Formerly The Jasons Take On.
Some episodes feature the two Jasons breaking down what they're seeing in the market. Others bring together SaaS founders, CEOs, CROs, Customer Success leaders and operators sharing what's actually working inside their businesses.
Expect practical conversations about why customers churn, how SaaS companies prove value, where expansion really starts and how AI is changing the way software is bought, used and valued.
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