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What is Churn and When to Use ItChurn measures the rate at which users stop paying for services, and can be computed for many base metrics. Read this article to learn how you can best use it.
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What is Session Length and When to Use ItSession length is the amount of time a user spends on your website or app during a single session. Read this article to learn how you can best use this metric.
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What is Growth Rate and When to Use ItGrowth Rate measures the speed at which a company gains new customers. Read this article to learn how you can best use this metric.
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What is Session Count?Session count is a record of how many times users visit a website in a given period of time. Read this article to learn how you can best use this metric.
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What are Active Users?Active users is a metric that counts the unique users who engage with a website or application. Read this article to learn how you can best use this metric.
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What is Customer Lifetime Value?Customer Lifetime Value tells you how much revenue you can expect from each customer. Read this article to see how you can use LTV to make business decisions.
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What is Feature Usage and When to Use ItFeature usage encompasses metrics that tell you how users engage with your product features. Read this article to learn about how to calculate and use these metrics.
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What is Conversion Rate and When to Use ItConversion rates are used to track how your users move through their experience with your company. Read this article to learn how to best use this product metric.
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What is Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC) and When to Use ItCustomer acquisition cost (CAC) tells you how efficiently your money is converting into new customers. Learn how to best use this product metric in this article.
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Top 10 Product MetricsThere are many metrics that could be used to track a product's economic and engagement health: learn about the ones that are most commonly applied here.
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