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EPISODE · May 6, 2026 · 55 MIN

Helping Clients Deliver on their Promises at Scale with: Bradley Rausch

from Lets Have This Conversation · host Kevin McShan

What if your growth problem isn’t leads—but what happens after the sale? According to LinkedIn, companies that prioritize customer experience achieve 24% faster revenue growth and 27% higher NPS scores than those without dedicated success teams. Meanwhile, Forbes reports that over 80% of customer success leaders expect their efforts to reduce churn in 2025. The message is clear: sustainable growth is built on what happens after “yes.” In this episode, Bradley Rausch—client experience architect and trusted “backend profit” partner—breaks down why most founder-led coaching and group programs don’t have a lead problem, but a post-sale architecture problem. With six years of experience helping founders transform chaotic growth into scalable, higher-margin businesses, Bradley reveals how to turn every client into 1.5–2x more profit—without sacrificing values or burning out. From designing powerful first 72-hour onboarding experiences to building referral engines, testimonials, and smart ascension pathways, this conversation uncovers the four critical “sales” that actually determine long-term growth. If you’ve ever blamed bad leads, uncommitted clients, or overpromising sales teams, this episode will challenge that thinking—and show you where the real leverage lives. Because the businesses that scale the best don’t just close clients well… they keep, grow, and multiply them.   For more information: https://www.bradleyrausch.com/ LinkedIn: @BradleyRausch Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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