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Our CS function is relatively new to the org and so we started by sharing playbooks/processes we were building and emphasizing how they can benefit the existing functions e.g. assistance with case studies for Marketing and Sales. We also spent time ensuring the commercial case for CS was fully understood.
Similar to what Jeff has mentioned above, we also now share a monthly customer story in our company Yammer channel and have found this often starts conversations and helps our visibility.
Good luck with your branding exercises!
Adam
There are many ways I can recommend to share, promote, and evangelize (market) the value of CS to both internal audiences, as well as, externally to your customers.
Two quick actionable methods I have used in the past:
Internally:
1. via Slack, email, network shares, company updates/all-hands, etc...share both quantitative ($, NRR/ARR/MRR, LTV, seats, usage, etc.) gains from your team since the last communication with names, logos, stakeholders, contributors, and the story (qualitative) behind the gains.
2. use cross-functional initiative progress updates and milestones to share the wins/progress/efficiencies/etc. with the company highlighting the contributors and the results.
Externally/Customers:
1. EBRs/QBRs/PVRs: this is your stage to demonstrate value
2. webinars, conferences, events, marketing collateral, community, use cases, references to showcase your customers, their leadership in their verticals, and their successes.
This was posted on our website and also our socials
Many thanks
James