Cohort retention analysis is an essential tool for product and marketing teams aspiring to reduce customer churn and maximize customer lifetime value. If you want to see how to carry out detailed retention analysis in Userpilot and use the insights to boost user engagement, book the demo!
Willingness To Pay (WTP) in product management is the maximum price that the customer is ready to pay for the product. One could say that WTP is the reflection of how valuable users find the product in a particular context.
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What are Mixpanel cohorts and how to use them to gather actionable insights? That’s the key focus of this article. We also look at the pros and cons of using Mixpanel cohort reports and the reasons you may want to consider an alternative product analytics tool for this job!
Product-led growth and enterprise products don’t necessarily exclude each other. While enterprise products may be more complex and the sales funnel more complicated, PLG tactics can still be used to enhance the product and deliver a better customer experience.
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Growth initiatives are strategies and projects intended to increase a company’s customer base, market share, revenue, or profitability. Their ultimate goal is to enable business expansion. These initiatives can take many forms, like introducing new products, expanding into new markets, or increasing investment in innovation to gain a technological edge over the competition or expand the product range.
A growth metric is a performance indicator that measures business growth over a given period. In this article, we will discuss the 10 most crucial growth metrics you should be tracking. Let’s look at what they are!
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