Guide · Compound Growth
Growth that builds on the customers you keep.
A practical guide to retention, expansion and advocacy as one connected loop, with a worksheet to audit your own.
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Six short chapters and a printable worksheet. Free, in a PDF you can keep.
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What you will learn
Bought growth gets dearer, kept growth builds on itself
Why customers you keep are the cheapest source of the next round of growth.
A funnel that ends at the sale throws away your best input
The five stages of the loop and what each one hands to the next.
Retention is designed at onboarding, not rescued at renewal
First value, a named owner, health signals and a planned save conversation.
Expansion follows value delivered, not a sales target
When to raise it, who raises it, and how to avoid an ambush.
Advocacy works when it is an operating process
An ask calendar, easy ways to say yes, and a route back to marketing.
What you measure decides whether the loop turns
Retention measures in plain words, and a quarterly review that feeds strategy.
Who it is for
Written for the people who own the result.
You have customers and a working engine, and want growth that stops restarting each quarter.
CEOs and founders
Get the guideYou own new business and renewals, and want one view of both.
Chief revenue officers
Get the guideYou want onboarding, health and expansion treated as growth work, not support.
Heads of customer success
Get the guideYou want customer proof and referrals to feed demand on purpose.
Marketing and commercial leads
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Questions
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Retention, expansion and advocacy as one loop.
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Six short chapters on retention, expansion and advocacy as one loop, plus a worksheet that audits your own loop, stage by stage.
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Leaders at B2B companies that already have customers and a working acquisition engine, and now want growth that builds on itself.
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No. The method works with a spreadsheet and a shared calendar. Tools only make it easier to run once the design is clear.
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No. The worksheet is for you. You write your own figures, and they stay with you.
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Six chapters and one worksheet. Then decide what to fix first.
Audit your own growth loop from first touch to referral. You will name an owner for every stage, set the signals worth watching, and leave with a quarterly review that sends what you learn back to strategy.
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