Retention & lifecycle
Involuntary Churn: What It Is and How to Prevent It
Involuntary churn is not a decision, it is a failed charge. How to separate it from voluntary churn, measure it on its own, and recover it with timely retries.
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Retention & lifecycle
Online course dropout: why enrollment does not predict who finishes
Enrollment in an online course does not say who will finish it. How to measure completion by cohort and what to trigger before a student drops out.
Retention & lifecycle
Auto dealership follow-up in Mexico: what happens after delivery
In Mexico, most dealerships go quiet after handing over the keys. How to use the data already on file to stay relevant until the next purchase.
Retention & lifecycle
The customer who paid in installments takes longer to come back
In Argentina, a customer who financed a purchase in installments has less card room to buy again until it is paid off. How to read that timing right.
Retention & lifecycle
The second purchase: the metric missing from a new ecommerce report
In a new ecommerce store the first sale is bought by the algorithm. The second sale shows whether the business works without paying for the same customer twice.
Retention & lifecycle
Airline messaging: what changes before and after the flight
For airlines and travel brands, the same message before and after a flight loses relevance. How to automate communication by trip stage.
Retention & lifecycle
Fintech onboarding: where users drop off before the first payment
The steepest fintech onboarding drop-off happens in the hours right after signup, before the first funded deposit. How to track that decay curve and act on it.
Retention & lifecycle
Customer retention: the three-stage framework we use
Retention does not get fixed with a reactivation campaign. It gets fixed by placing every customer in their lifecycle stage and measuring where the base stops leaking.
This is what we do for clients on this front:
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