This document discusses how customer success strategies can increase revenue and reduce customer churn. It defines customer success as proactively providing solutions to customer issues before problems arise, which turns customers into promoters of the company. The majority of revenue comes from existing customers. Measuring customer success includes tracking churn rate, monthly recurring revenue growth, and net promoter score. The customer success process involves ease of use, continued education, identifying champions, communication, and ensuring adoption. Reducing churn involves good customer service, continuous value delivery, recurring value, customer success programs, and addressing natural causes of churn.