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It seems to be tempting fate to call them "monthly active users" when almost half of them have a week-old account. What percentage of these accounts will still
by slg 4y ago
It seems to be tempting fate to call them "monthly active users" when almost half of them have a week-old account. What percentage of these accounts will still be active in a month? I also remember places like Voat bragging about their spike in traffic any time there was a sudden influx of people from Reddit. Just because people sign up, doesn't mean they will actually become regular users.
- joshxyz 4y agoim more wondering about their net promoter score, actual onboarded per month vs churned per month
- acatton 4y agonit: AFAIK, "net promoter score" is derived from polling users with the question "how likely are you to recommend this product?" I think what you're describing (churned over onboarded users at month M) is the "churn rate".
- Manjuuu 4y agoDoubt anyone care, it's not a for-profit endeavour, there is no one interested in buying them out that will ask them for that kind of stats.