vers of revenue performance?

In this episode of Insightful Moments, Dr. Jeremy Fairley explores the concept of relational social capital in Customer Success and reframes trust as a form of revenue infrastructure—a foundational asset that directly impacts retention, expansion, and long-term customer value.

While most Customer Success strategies prioritize product adoption, onboarding, and support, the strongest predictor of renewal and growth often lies beneath the surface: the quality of the relationship itself.

This episode breaks down how trust, credibility, and relationship depth shape customer behavior, influence decision-making, and ultimately determine whether accounts renew, expand, or churn.

You’ll learn:

What relational capital is and why it matters in Customer Success
How trust functions as a hidden driver of retention and expansion revenue
The link between relational capital and key SaaS metrics like NRR, churn, and upsell
Why customers can be “successful” on paper—but still leave
Practical strategies to build, measure, and operationalize trust across your book of business

Drawing on real-world Customer Success scenarios, this episode connects theory to practice—showing how relational capital can be intentionally developed and leveraged to drive measurable business outcomes.

Whether you’re a Customer Success Manager, CS leader, or revenue executive, this episode will change how you think about relationships—not as a byproduct of the job, but as a core performance lever.

If you want to improve retention, deepen customer engagement, and build a more resilient revenue engine, this episode is essential listening.

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