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Customer success owning a revenue number is a bold move. Amber Monroe argues it is the only move.
Her take challenges the old line between sales and success, and it forces a rethink of how growth really happens.
Amber Monroe joins Alyssa Nolte for a direct, practical talk on what it takes for CS teams to drive revenue without feeling like sales, how incentives change behavior, and why culture matters more than any playbook. If you lead a CS team, work with one, or rely on one to hit your number, this conversation will hit home.
Key takeaways
» Why customer success teams are often closer to real revenue signals than sales
» How to train CS teams to sell without feeling pushy or “salesy”
» What happens when CS and sales share incentives and stop fighting for credit
People and resources mentioned
Cy Wakeman, “Reality-Based Leadership”
Aspireship (sales and CS training)
By Alyssa Nolte & Amber MooreCustomer success owning a revenue number is a bold move. Amber Monroe argues it is the only move.
Her take challenges the old line between sales and success, and it forces a rethink of how growth really happens.
Amber Monroe joins Alyssa Nolte for a direct, practical talk on what it takes for CS teams to drive revenue without feeling like sales, how incentives change behavior, and why culture matters more than any playbook. If you lead a CS team, work with one, or rely on one to hit your number, this conversation will hit home.
Key takeaways
» Why customer success teams are often closer to real revenue signals than sales
» How to train CS teams to sell without feeling pushy or “salesy”
» What happens when CS and sales share incentives and stop fighting for credit
People and resources mentioned
Cy Wakeman, “Reality-Based Leadership”
Aspireship (sales and CS training)