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AARRR model

The AARRR model, also known as the Pirate Model, refers to the five links in the entire life cycle of users before and after using a product. This model particularly emphasizes the importance of user growth and retention, and provides a clear framework for companies to optimize their Product and marketing strategies.

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1. Acqusition

Let potential users know about the existence of products or services and attract traffic through various channels

Search Engine Optimization (SEO)

social media advertising

content marketing

Offline activities/industry activities

Pay attention to indicators

1. traffic source

Understand the channels through which users access, and by analyzing the traffic proportions of different channels, we can determine which channels have better traffic diversion effects, so as to allocate resources reasonably.

2. Click-through rate CTR

Used to measure the attractiveness of an ad or link, clicks/impressions

3. New user acquisition cost CPA

Measure the cost of acquiring a new user, including advertising costs, marketing campaign costs, etc.

2. Activation

Let new users actually start using the product/service and guide them to complete key operations

Design a concise and clear user guidance process to help users get started quickly

Provide incentives, such as coupons, points, free trials of advanced features, etc., to encourage users to make first purchases or use important features

Pay attention to indicators

1. Registration conversion rate

The proportion of new users completing registration, number of registered users/number of visiting users. Reflects the user’s initial interest in the product and willingness to learn more about the product

2. First use function completion rate

Measure the proportion of new users who complete the first use of the product’s core functionality

3. Number of active users

The number of users who use the product within a specific period of time (such as daily, weekly, monthly), which can intuitively reflect whether the product can attract users to continue to use it.

3. Retention

Let users continue to use the product, build user loyalty, provide valuable content and services, and increase user stickiness

Establish a user incentive system, such as membership system, level system, points redemption, etc., to encourage users to use it for a long time

Regularly push personalized content, such as relevant product recommendations, articles, etc. based on the user's interests, hobbies, purchase history, etc.

Continuously optimize product experience, fix bugs, improve performance, update interface, etc.

Pay attention to indicators

1. User retention rate

The ratio of the number of retained users to the initial number of users within a certain period of time

2. Number of lost users

The number of users who stopped using the product within a specific period of time. Analyzing the reasons for churn can help improve product and marketing strategies.

3. User frequency

The number of times a user uses a product within a certain period of time, such as the average number of times a product is used per month. The higher the frequency, the stronger the user's stickiness to the product.

4. Conversion (Revenue)

Convert user value into business value and achieve revenue growth through various profit models, such as product sales, service charges, advertising revenue, etc.

Optimize product pricing strategies and determine appropriate prices based on factors such as product cost, market demand, user value, etc.

Expand profit channels, such as adding value-added services, cooperating with other brands for joint promotion to obtain shares, etc.

Pay attention to indicators

1. Average revenue per user ARPU

Total revenue/total number of users, which measures the average revenue each user brings to the business.

2. Paid conversion rate

The number of paying users/number of active users reflects the conversion of users from free to paid.

3. revenue growth rate

Measures the growth rate of a company's revenue over a certain period of time

5. Fission (Referral)

Allow existing users to recommend products to others and expand the user base through word-of-mouth marketing

Establish a user recommendation system, such as generating exclusive recommendation links or invitation codes. Users invite new users by sharing links, and both parties can receive rewards.

Optimize product experience so that users are willing to actively recommend it

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Pay attention to indicators

1. Recommendation rate

The number of new users obtained through user recommendations/the total number of new users is used to measure the effectiveness of user recommendations.

2. net promoter score

It is calculated by asking users whether they are willing to recommend the product to others. It is generally obtained by subtracting the proportion of detractors from the proportion of recommenders. This is an important indicator to measure user loyalty and word-of-mouth