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Startup Metrics, a love story.
Everything you need to know about
Startup Product Metrics.
#iCatapult Workshop - 2013-08-12
Slideshare Exclusive: The full Powerdeck. ;)
@andreasklinger
@andreasklinger
“Startup Founder”
“Product Guy”
@andreasklinger
@andreasklinger
“Startup Founder”
“Product Guy”
What we will cover
- Early Stage Metrics (Pre Product Market Fit).
- Create your dashboard & customer journey map.
- Wrong assumptions on Metrics
- Lean Analytics & Advanced Topics
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#emminvest – @andreasklinger
The Biggest Risk of a Startup?
#emminvest – @andreasklinger
The Biggest Risk of a Startup?
Time/Money? No You will learn a lot + huge network gain.
#emminvest – @andreasklinger
Building ALMOST the right thing.
The Biggest Risk of a Startup?
Seeing the successful new competitor who does what you do,
but has one little detail different that you never focused on.
“Startups don’t fail because they lack a product;
they fail because they lack customers and a
profitable business model” Steve Blank
And it might have been where you didn’t look.
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Market
Your
Solution
Customer
Job/Problem
Willing to pay
To miss your opportunity. By focusing on the wrong thing.
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Market
Customer
Job/Problem
Willing to pay
competitor
competitor
competitor
competitor
Your
Solution
Other
Market
Customer
Job/Problem
Willing to pay
Or by looking at the wrong customer.
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Startup Founders.
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Some startups have
ideas for a new product.
Looking for customers
to buy (or at least use) it.
Customers don’t buy.
“early stage”
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traction
time
Product/Market Fit
With early stage
I do not mean “X Years”
I mean before product/market fit.
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Product/market fit
Being in a good market
with a product that can satisfy
that market.
~ Marc Andreessen
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Product/market fit
Being in a good market
with a product that can satisfy
that market.
~ Marc Andreessen
= People want your stuff.
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traction
time
Product/Market Fit
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Discovery
traction
time
Validation Efficiency Scale
Product/Market Fit
Steve Blank - Customer Development
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traction
time
Empathy Stickness Virality Revenue
Product/Market Fit
Ben Yoskovitz, Alistair Croll - Lean Analytics
Scale
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traction
time
Product/Market Fit
Find a product
the market wants.
Empathy Stickness Virality Revenue Scale
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traction
time
Product/Market Fit
Find a product
the market wants.
Optimise the product
for the market.
Empathy Stickness Virality Revenue Scale
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traction
time
Product/Market Fit
Find a product
the market wants.
Optimise the product
for the market.
Most clones
start here.
People in search
for new product
start here.
Empathy Stickness Virality Revenue Scale
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traction
time
Product/Market Fit
Product & Customer
Development
Scale Marketing
& Operations
Empathy Stickness Virality Revenue Scale
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traction
time
Product/Market Fit
Startups have phases
but they overlap.
Empathy Stickness Virality Revenue Scale
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traction
time
Product/Market Fit
83% of all startups are in here.
Empathy Stickness Virality Revenue Scale
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traction
time
Product/Market Fit
83% of all startups are in here. Most stuff we learn about
web analytics is meant for this part
Empathy Stickness Virality Revenue Scale
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Most of the techniques/pattern
we find when we look to learn about
metrics come out from Online Marketing
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A/B Testing, Funnels, Referral Optimization, etc etc
They are about optimizing, not innovating
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What are we testing here?
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What are we testing here?
Value Proposition, Communication.
Maybe Channels, Target Group.
Not the product implementation.
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We need product insights.
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Good news: We don’t need many people
It’s too early for optimizations.
Challenge #1: Get them to stay.
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Startup Metrics, a love story. All slides of an 6h Lean Analytics workshop.
“...interesting...”
What does this mean for my product?
Are we even on the right track?
eg. What is a good Time on Site?
Maybe users spend time reading
your support pages just because
they are super confused.
Google Analytics is meant for
Referral Optimization.
Where does traffic come from?
Is this traffic of value?
What does it mean anyway?
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What does it mean anyway?
“We have 50k registered users!”
Do they still use the service? Are they the right people?
“We have 5000 newsletter signups!”
Do they react? Are they potential customers?
“We have 500k app downloads!”
Do they still use the app?
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Some graphs always go up.
Vanity. Use it for the Press.
Not for your product.
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It’s easy to improve conversions
(of the wrong people)
Source: http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/2009/07/how-not-to-advertise-on-the-internet.html
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It’s easy to improve conversions
(of the wrong people)
This is a real example.
Thank the Internet.
Source: http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/2009/07/how-not-to-advertise-on-the-internet.html
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The same is true for funnels.
It’s easy to optimize by pushing the wrong
people forward.
Disclaimer: this is not a real example. btw newrelic is awesome ;)
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The same is true for funnels.
It’s easy to optimize by pushing the wrong
people forward.
Disclaimer: this is not a real example. btw newrelic is awesome ;)
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why early stage metrics suck.
small something
Most likely
“Small Data”
Early Stage Product Metrics suck:
- We have the wrong product
- With the wrong communication
- Attacting the wrong targetgroup
- Who provide us too few datapoints
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Early stage product metrics get easily
affected by external traffic.
One of our main goals is to minimize that effect.
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Values: 0, 0, 0, 100
What’s the average?
#1
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Values: 0, 0, 0, 100
What’s the average? 25
What’s the median?
#1
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#scb13 – @andreasklinger
Values: 0, 0, 0, 100
What’s the average? 25
What’s the median? 0
Eg. “Average Interactions”
can be Bollocks
#1
#scb13 – @andreasklinger
Values: 0, 0, 0, 100
What’s the average? 25
What’s the median? 0
Eg. “Average Interactions”
can be Bollocks
#1
Values: 0, 5, 10
What’s the average?
#2
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#scb13 – @andreasklinger
Values: 0, 5, 10
What’s the average? 5
What’s the standard
deviation? 4,08
=> “Average” hides information.
#2
“This is not statistical
significant.”
I don’t care.
We are anyway playing dart in a
dark room.
Let’s try to get it as good as
possible and use our intuation
for the rest.
#3
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#scb13 – @andreasklinger
Correlation / Causality
Source: Lean Analytics
Correlation / Causality
@andreasklingerSource: Lean Analytics
How can we use metrics?
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How can we use metrics?
To Explore (Examples)
Investigate an
assumption.
Look for causalities.
Validate customer
feedback.
Validate internal opinions.
To Report (Examples)
Measure Progress.
(Accounting)
Measure Feature Impact.
See customer happiness/
health.
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What do i measure?
TL;DR: In case of doubt, people.
Hits
Visits
Visitors
People
Views
Clicks
Page Views
Conversions
Engagement
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#scb13 – @andreasklinger
Framework: AARRR
Linked to assumptions of your product (validation/falsify)
What are good KPIs?
#scb13 – @andreasklinger
Framework: AARRR
Rate or Ratio (0.X or %)
What are good KPIs?
#scb13 – @andreasklinger
Framework: AARRR
Comparable (To your history (or a/b). Forget the market)
What are good KPIs?
#scb13 – @andreasklinger
Framework: AARRR
Explainable (If you don’t get it it means nothing)
What are good KPIs?
#scb13 – @andreasklinger
Framework: AARRR
Explainable (If you don’t get it it means nothing)
What are good KPIs?
Linked to assumptions of your product (validation/falsify)
Rate or Ratio (0.X or %)
Comparable (To your history (or a/b). Forget the market)
#scb13 – @andreasklinger
Framework: AARRR
“Industry Standards”
Use industry averages as reality check.
Not as benchmark.
- Usually very hard to get.
- Everyone defines stuff different.
- You might end up with another business
model anyway.
- Compare yourself vs your history data.
#scb13 – @andreasklinger
Let’s start.
Segment Users into Cohorts
Cohorts = Groups of people that share attributes.
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Segment Users into Cohorts
Like it
People 23%
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Segment Users into Cohorts
Like it
People 0-25 3%
People 26-50 4%
People 51-75 65%
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Segment Users into Cohorts
Average Spending
Jan €5
Feb €4.5
Mar €5
Apr €4.25
May €4.5
... ...
Averages can hide patterns.
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Segment Users into Cohorts
1 2 3 4 5
Jan €5 €3 €2 €1 €0.5
Feb €6 €4 €2 €1
Mar €7 €6 €5
Apr €8 €7
May €9
... ...
Registration Month
Month Lifecycle
Insight: Users spend less over time in average.
We still don’t know if they spend less, or if less people spend at all.
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Apply a framework: AARRR
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Acquisition
Visit / Signup / etc
Activation
Use of core feature
Retention
Come + use again
Referral
Invite + Signup
Revenue
$$$ Earned
(c) Dave McClure
Example: Blossom.io
Kanban Project Mangement Tool
created a card
Activation
moved a card
Retention
invited team members
Referral
have upgraded
Revenue
(people who) registered an account
Acquisition
Example: Photoapp
created first photo
Activation
opened app twice in perioid
Retention
shared photo to fb
Referral
??? (exit?)
Revenue
(people who) registered an account
Acquisition
Example: Photoapp
ARRR
acquisition activation retention referral revenue
registration first photo twice a month share …
8750 65% 23% 9%
WK acquisition activation retention referral revenue
Photoapp registration first photo
twice a
month
share …
1 400 62,5% 25% 10%
2 575 65% 23% 9%
3 350 64% 26% 4%
… … … … …
Example: Photoapp
Cohorts based on registration week AARRR
Acquisition
Visit / Signup / etc
Activation
Use of core feature
Retention
Come + use again
Referral
Invite + Signup
Revenue
$$$ Earned
(c) Dave McClure
Which Metrics to focus on?
Acquisition
Visit / Signup / etc
Activation
Use of core feature
Retention
Come + use again
Referral
Invite + Signup
Revenue
$$$ Earned
Short Answer:
Focus on Retention
(c) Dave McClure
Because
Retention = f(user_happiness)
Because
Retention = f(user_happiness)
Not only “visited again”.
But “did core activity X again”
Acquisition
Visit / Signup / etc
Activation
Use of core feature
Retention
Come + use again
Referral
Invite + Signup
Revenue
$$$ Earned
(c) Dave McClure
Long answer - It depends on two things:
Phase of company
Type of Product
Engine of Growth
Acquisition
Visit / Signup / etc
Activation
Use of core feature
Retention
Come + use again
Referral
Invite + Signup
Revenue
$$$ Earned
Source: Lean Analytics Book - highly recommend
#1 Phase
Acquisition
Visit / Signup / etc
Activation
Use of core feature
Retention
Come + use again
Referral
Invite + Signup
Revenue
$$$ Earned
#2 Engine of Growth
Paid
Make more money on a customer
than you spend, to buy new ones. Eg. Saas
Viral
A Users brings more than one new user.
Eg. typical interactive ad-campaigns
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Sticky
Keep your userbase to improve your quality.
Eg. Communities
Acquisition
Visit / Signup / etc
Activation
Use of core feature
Retention
Come + use again
Referral
Invite + Signup
Revenue
$$$ Earned
#2 Type of Company (linked to Engine of Growth)
Saas
Build a better product
Social Network/Community
“(subjective) Critical Mass”
Marketplace
Get the right sellers
and many more...
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Acquisition
Visit / Signup / etc
Activation
Use of core feature
Retention
Come + use again
Referral
Invite + Signup
Revenue
$$$ Earned
Short Answer:
Focus on Retention
(c) Dave McClure
Retention Matrix
Stickness over lifetime.
Source: www.usercycle.com
Acquisition
Visit / Signup / etc
Activation
Use of core feature
Retention
Come + use again
Referral
Invite + Signup
Revenue
$$$ Earned
Short Answer:
Focus on Retention
(c) Dave McClure
Eg. Did core-action X
times in period.
Dig deeper: Crashpadder’s Happiness Index
e.g. Weighted sum over core activities by hosts.
Cohorts by cities and time.
= Health/Happiness Dashboard
Marketplaces
/ 2-sided models
Marketplaces
/ 2-sided models
Marketplaces
/ 2-sided models
Amazon Approach:
1) Create loads of inventory
for longtail search
2) Create demand
3) Have shitloads of money.
4) Wait and win.
Boticca (aka Startup)
Approach:
1) Focus on one niche
Targetgroup
2) Create “enough”
inventory with very few
sellers
3) Create demand
4) Create more demand
5) Add a few more sellers.
Repeat. Pray.
How to solve the
Chicken and Egg
Problem TL;DR:
You need very few
but very good and
happy chickens
to get a lot of eggs.
Btw: If the chickens
don’t come by
themselves, buy them.
Uber paid 30$/h to the
first drivers.
Ignore the “minor
chickens”, they come
anyway.
#scb13 – @andreasklinger
Framework: AARRR
Example Mobile App: Pusher2000
Trainer2peer pressure sport app (prelaunch “beta”).
Rev channel: Trainers pay monthly fee.
Two sided => Segment AARRR for both sides (trainer/user)
Marketplace => Value = Transactions / Supplier
Social Software => DAU/MAU to see if activated users stay active
Chicken/Egg => You need a few very happy chickens for loads of eggs.
Activated User: More than two training sessions
Week/Week retention to see if public launch makes sense
Optimize retention: Interviews with Users that left
Measure Trainer Happiness Index
Pushups / User / Week to see if the core assumption (People will do
more pushups) is valid
#scb13 – @andreasklinger
Framework: AARRR
Groupwork
- What stage are you in?
Empathy Stickness Virality Revenue Scale
#scb13 – @andreasklinger
Framework: AARRR
Groupwork
- Define your AARRR Metrics!
Acquisition, Activation, Retention, Referral, Revenue
One KPI each. (e.g. User who xxxx)
#scb13 – @andreasklinger
Framework: AARRR
Groupwork
- What’s your current core metric.
Show & Tell.
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The dirty side of metrics.
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Metrics need to hurt
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A Startup should always only focus on
one core metric to optimize.
Metrics need to hurt
Your dashboard should only show
metrics you are ashamed of.
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Have two dashboards (example bufferApp):
A actionable board to work on your product
(eg. % people buffering tweets in week 2)
A vanity board one to show to investors and tell to the press
(eg. total amount of tweets buffered)
Metrics need to hurt
@andreasklinger
If you are not ashamed about the KPIs in
your product dashboard than something is
wrong.
Either you focus on the wrong KPIs.
OR you do not drill deep enough.
Metrics need to hurt
@andreasklinger
Example: Garmz/LOOKK
Great Numbers:
90% activation (activation = vote)
But they only voted for friends
instead of actually using the platform.
We drilled (not far) deeper:
Activation = Vote for 2 different designers. Boom. Pain.
Metrics need to hurt.
Metrics need to hurt
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Let’s talk cash.
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Let’s talk cash: Life Time Value (LTV)
Life Time = 1/Churn
Eg. 1 / 0.08 = 12.5 months
Average Revenue Per User (ARPU)
= Revenue / Amount of Users
Eg. 20.000€ / 1500 = 13.33€
LTV = ARPU * LifeTime
= 13.33€ * 12.5 = 166.6666
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Let’s talk cash: Customer Acquisition Costs
CAC = Total Acquisition Costs this month /
New Customers this month
Goal:
CAC < LTV even better: 2-3xCAC < LTV
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MRR
Monthly Recurring
Revenue
Revenue Churn &
Qty Churn
Monitor Revenue
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Source: www.usercycle.com
But how to make more money?
@andreasklinger
Big wins are often cheap.
source: thomas fuchs - www.metricsftw.com
Viral Distribution
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Viral Distribution
3 kinds of virality
Product Inherent
A function of use. Eg. Dropbox sharing
Product Artificial
Added to support behaviour. E.g.
Reward systems
Word of Mouth
Function of customer satisfaction.
Source: Lean Analytics
Viral Distribution
Invitation Rate = Invited people / inviters
eg. 1250 users invited 2000 people = 1.6
Acceptance Rate = Invited Signed-up / Invited total
eg. out of the 2000 people 580 signed up = 0.29
Viral Coefficient = Invitation Rate * Acceptance Rate
eg. 1.6 * 0.29 = 0.464
(every customer will bring half a customer additionally)
Viral Distribution
Important #1:
Unless your Growth Engine is Viral,
don’t focus early on Viral Factors.
Focus on retention/stickyness.
Important #2: Viral Cycle Time (time between recv
invite and sending invite) is extremely important.
eg. K = 2
Cycle Time: 2 days => 20 days = 20.470 users
Cycle Time: 1 day => 20 days = 20mio users
Source: http://www.forentrepreneurs.com/lessons-learnt-viral-marketing/
#scb13 – @andreasklinger
Churn is not what you think it is
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#scb13 – @andreasklinger
Churn is not what you think it is
“5% Churnrate per month”
One of the highest churn reasons is expired
credit cards.
Sad Fact: People forget about you.
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#scb13 – @andreasklinger
Churn is not what you think it is
People don’t
wake up and
suddenly want to
unsubscribe your
service...
“Oh.. it’s May 5th..
Better churn from that
random online startup i
found 2 months ago.”
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#scb13 – @andreasklinger
Churn is not what you think it is
You loose them in the
first 3 weeks.
And then at some point just
remind them to unsubscribe.
That’s when we measure it (too
late).
Source: Intercom.io
#scb13 – @andreasklinger
Churn is not what you think it is
Source: Lean Analytics
#scb13 – @andreasklinger
Checkout Intercom.io
Segment + message customers = Awesome
User activation.
Some users are happy (power users)
Some come never again (churned users)
What differs them? It’s their activities in their first 30 days.
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Sub-funnels
“What did the people do
that signed up,
before they signed up,
compare to those who didn’t?”
Source: Usercycle
#scb13 – @andreasklinger
How often did activated users
use twitter in the first month:
7 times
What did they do?
Follow 20 people, followed
back by 10
Churn:
If they don’t keep them 7 times
in the first 30 days.
They will lose them forever.
It doesn’t matter when a user
remembers to unsubscribe
Example Twitter
#scb13 – @andreasklinger
Example Twitter:
How did they get more people
to follow 30people within
7visits in the first 30 days?
Ran assumptions, created
features and ran experiments!
Watch: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2snRPbhsF0
Example Twitter
Data is noisy.
@andreasklinger
source: thomas fuchs - www.metricsftw.com
Data is noisy.
source: thomas fuchs - www.metricsftw.com
Data is noisy.
source: thomas fuchs - www.metricsftw.com
Data is noisy.
source: thomas fuchs - www.metricsftw.com
Data is noisy.
source: thomas fuchs - www.metricsftw.com
Data is noisy.
Dataschmutz
A layer of dirt obfuscating
your useable data.
(~ sample noise we created ourselves)
Usually “wrong intent”.
Usually our fault.
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Dataschmutz
A layer of dirt obfuscating
your useable data.
@andreasklinger
Dataschmutz
A layer of dirt obfuscating
your useable data.
e.g. Traffic Spikes of wrong
customer segment.
(wrong intent)
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More “wrong” people come.
Lower conversion rate on the
landing page.
How to minimize the impact of Dataschmutz
Base your KPIs on wavebreakers.
WK visitors acquisition activation retention referral revenue
Birchbox visit registration first photo
twice a
month
share …
1 6000 66% / 4000 62,5% 25% 10%
2 25000 35% / 8750 65% 23% 9%
3 5000 70% / 3500 64% 26% 4%
Dataschmutz
MySugr
is praised as
“beautiful app”
example.…
=> Downloads
=> Problem:
Not all are diabetic
They focus on people
who activated.
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Competition Created
“Dataschmutz”
* Users had huge extra incentive.
* Marketing can hurt your numbers.
* While we decided on how to
relaunch we had dirty numbers.
Dataschmutz
Competitions (before P/M Fit)
are nothing but Teflon Marketing
People come. People leave.
They leave dirt in your database.
Competitions create artificial incentive
“Would you use my app and might
win 1.000.000 USD?”
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Lean Analytics
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Lean Analytics
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Lean Analytics
Lean Analytics
Hypothesis: We believe that introducing a newsfeed
will increase interaction between users.
Track: Engagement between users (comments/likes)
Falsifiable Hypothesis: People who visited the
newsfeed will give a 30% more comments and likes,
than people who didn’t.
Lean Analytics
Important #1:
Don’t forget to timebox experiments.
Important #2:
Worry less about statistical significance (while early stage).
Just use experiments to doublecheck your entrepreneurial
intuition.
AARRR misses something
@andreasklinger
Acquisition
Activation
Retention
Referral
Revenue
(c) Dave McClure
CUSTOMER INTENT
FULFILMENT OF CUSTOMER INTENT
Acquisition
Activation
Retention
Referral
Revenue
(c) Dave McClure
CUSTOMER INTENT (JOB)
FULFILMENT OF CUSTOMER INTENT
Customer
Interviews
Customer
Interviews
& Metrics
@andreasklinger
That’s you using metrics
“Look ma, the light started blinking”
Metrics are horrible way to understand customer intent
Customer Intent = His “Job to be done”
Watch: http://bit.ly/cc-jtbd
Products are bought because
they solve a “job to be done”.
Learn about Jobs to be done Framework
@andreasklinger
Metrics are horrible way to understand customer intent
Great Way: Customer Interviews
But: We bias our people,
when we ask them.
Even if we try not to.
Reason: we believe our
own bullshit.
Watch: www.hackertalks.io
Startup Metrics, a love story. All slides of an 6h Lean Analytics workshop.
Source: Lukas Fittl - http://speakerdeck.com/lfittl
#scb13 – @andreasklinger
Framework: AARRR
Groupwork.
- Draw your customer journey
- Pick a point where there is likely a problem
- Formulate assumption
- Formulate Success Criteria
Show & Tell.
@andreasklinger
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Summary
Summary
- Use Metrics for Product and Customer Development.
- Use Cohorts.
- Use AARRR.
- Figure Customer Intent through non-biasing interviews.
- Understand your type of product and it’s core drivers
- Find KPIs that mean something to your specific product.
- Avoid Telfonmarketing (eg Campaigns pre-product).
- Filter Dataschmutz
- Metrics need to hurt
- Focus on the first 30 days of customer activation.
- Connect Product Hypotheses to Metrics.
- Don’t hide behind numbers.
TL;DR: Use metrics to validate/doublecheck.
Use those insights when designing for/speaking to your customers.
Read on
Startup metrics for Pirates by Dave McClure
http://www.slideshare.net/dmc500hats/startup-metrics-for-pirates-long-version
Actionable Metrics by Ash Mauyra
http://www.ashmaurya.com/2010/07/3-rules-to-actionable-metrics/
Data Science Secrets by DJ Patil - LeWeb London 2012
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2snRPbhsF0
Twitter sign up process
http://www.lukew.com/ff/entry.asp?1128
Lean startup metrics - @stueccles
http://www.slideshare.net/stueccles/lean-startup-metrics
Cohorts in Google Analytics - @serenestudios
http://danhilltech.tumblr.com/post/12509218078/startups-hacking-a-cohort-analysis-with-google
Rob Fitzpatrick’s Collection of best Custdev Videos - @robfitz
http://www.hackertalks.io
Lean Analytics Book
http://leananalyticsbook.com/introducing-lean-analytics/
Actionable Metrics - @lfittl
http://www.slideshare.net/lfittl/actionable-metrics-lean-startup-meetup-berlin
App Engagement Matrix - Flurry
http://blog.flurry.com/bid/90743/App-Engagement-The-Matrix-Reloaded
My Blog
http://www.klinger.io
@andreasklinger
Thank you
@andreasklinger
Slides: http://slideshare.net/andreasklinger
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Startup Metrics, a love story. All slides of an 6h Lean Analytics workshop.

  • 1. Startup Metrics, a love story. Everything you need to know about Startup Product Metrics. #iCatapult Workshop - 2013-08-12 Slideshare Exclusive: The full Powerdeck. ;) @andreasklinger
  • 3. @andreasklinger “Startup Founder” “Product Guy” What we will cover - Early Stage Metrics (Pre Product Market Fit). - Create your dashboard & customer journey map. - Wrong assumptions on Metrics - Lean Analytics & Advanced Topics @andreasklinger
  • 4. #emminvest – @andreasklinger The Biggest Risk of a Startup?
  • 5. #emminvest – @andreasklinger The Biggest Risk of a Startup? Time/Money? No You will learn a lot + huge network gain.
  • 6. #emminvest – @andreasklinger Building ALMOST the right thing. The Biggest Risk of a Startup? Seeing the successful new competitor who does what you do, but has one little detail different that you never focused on.
  • 7. “Startups don’t fail because they lack a product; they fail because they lack customers and a profitable business model” Steve Blank And it might have been where you didn’t look. @andreasklinger
  • 8. Market Your Solution Customer Job/Problem Willing to pay To miss your opportunity. By focusing on the wrong thing. @andreasklinger
  • 11. Some startups have ideas for a new product. Looking for customers to buy (or at least use) it. Customers don’t buy. “early stage” @andreasklinger
  • 12. traction time Product/Market Fit With early stage I do not mean “X Years” I mean before product/market fit. @andreasklinger
  • 13. Product/market fit Being in a good market with a product that can satisfy that market. ~ Marc Andreessen @andreasklinger
  • 14. Product/market fit Being in a good market with a product that can satisfy that market. ~ Marc Andreessen = People want your stuff. @andreasklinger
  • 16. Discovery traction time Validation Efficiency Scale Product/Market Fit Steve Blank - Customer Development @andreasklinger
  • 17. traction time Empathy Stickness Virality Revenue Product/Market Fit Ben Yoskovitz, Alistair Croll - Lean Analytics Scale @andreasklinger
  • 18. traction time Product/Market Fit Find a product the market wants. Empathy Stickness Virality Revenue Scale @andreasklinger
  • 19. traction time Product/Market Fit Find a product the market wants. Optimise the product for the market. Empathy Stickness Virality Revenue Scale @andreasklinger
  • 20. traction time Product/Market Fit Find a product the market wants. Optimise the product for the market. Most clones start here. People in search for new product start here. Empathy Stickness Virality Revenue Scale @andreasklinger
  • 21. traction time Product/Market Fit Product & Customer Development Scale Marketing & Operations Empathy Stickness Virality Revenue Scale @andreasklinger
  • 22. traction time Product/Market Fit Startups have phases but they overlap. Empathy Stickness Virality Revenue Scale @andreasklinger
  • 23. traction time Product/Market Fit 83% of all startups are in here. Empathy Stickness Virality Revenue Scale @andreasklinger
  • 24. traction time Product/Market Fit 83% of all startups are in here. Most stuff we learn about web analytics is meant for this part Empathy Stickness Virality Revenue Scale @andreasklinger
  • 25. Most of the techniques/pattern we find when we look to learn about metrics come out from Online Marketing @andreasklinger
  • 26. A/B Testing, Funnels, Referral Optimization, etc etc They are about optimizing, not innovating @andreasklinger
  • 27. What are we testing here? @andreasklinger
  • 28. What are we testing here? Value Proposition, Communication. Maybe Channels, Target Group. Not the product implementation. @andreasklinger
  • 29. We need product insights. @andreasklinger
  • 30. Good news: We don’t need many people It’s too early for optimizations. Challenge #1: Get them to stay. @andreasklinger
  • 33. What does this mean for my product? Are we even on the right track?
  • 34. eg. What is a good Time on Site? Maybe users spend time reading your support pages just because they are super confused.
  • 35. Google Analytics is meant for Referral Optimization. Where does traffic come from? Is this traffic of value?
  • 36. What does it mean anyway? @andreasklinger
  • 37. What does it mean anyway? “We have 50k registered users!” Do they still use the service? Are they the right people? “We have 5000 newsletter signups!” Do they react? Are they potential customers? “We have 500k app downloads!” Do they still use the app? @andreasklinger
  • 38. Some graphs always go up. Vanity. Use it for the Press. Not for your product. @andreasklinger
  • 39. It’s easy to improve conversions (of the wrong people) Source: http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/2009/07/how-not-to-advertise-on-the-internet.html @andreasklinger
  • 40. It’s easy to improve conversions (of the wrong people) This is a real example. Thank the Internet. Source: http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/2009/07/how-not-to-advertise-on-the-internet.html @andreasklinger
  • 41. The same is true for funnels. It’s easy to optimize by pushing the wrong people forward. Disclaimer: this is not a real example. btw newrelic is awesome ;) @andreasklinger
  • 42. The same is true for funnels. It’s easy to optimize by pushing the wrong people forward. Disclaimer: this is not a real example. btw newrelic is awesome ;) @andreasklinger
  • 43. why early stage metrics suck. small something Most likely “Small Data” Early Stage Product Metrics suck: - We have the wrong product - With the wrong communication - Attacting the wrong targetgroup - Who provide us too few datapoints @andreasklinger
  • 44. Early stage product metrics get easily affected by external traffic. One of our main goals is to minimize that effect. @andreasklinger
  • 45. Values: 0, 0, 0, 100 What’s the average? #1 @andreasklinger
  • 46. Values: 0, 0, 0, 100 What’s the average? 25 What’s the median? #1 @andreasklinger
  • 47. #scb13 – @andreasklinger Values: 0, 0, 0, 100 What’s the average? 25 What’s the median? 0 Eg. “Average Interactions” can be Bollocks #1
  • 48. #scb13 – @andreasklinger Values: 0, 0, 0, 100 What’s the average? 25 What’s the median? 0 Eg. “Average Interactions” can be Bollocks #1
  • 49. Values: 0, 5, 10 What’s the average? #2 @andreasklinger
  • 50. #scb13 – @andreasklinger Values: 0, 5, 10 What’s the average? 5 What’s the standard deviation? 4,08 => “Average” hides information. #2
  • 51. “This is not statistical significant.” I don’t care. We are anyway playing dart in a dark room. Let’s try to get it as good as possible and use our intuation for the rest. #3 @andreasklinger
  • 52. #scb13 – @andreasklinger Correlation / Causality Source: Lean Analytics
  • 54. How can we use metrics? @andreasklinger
  • 55. How can we use metrics? To Explore (Examples) Investigate an assumption. Look for causalities. Validate customer feedback. Validate internal opinions. To Report (Examples) Measure Progress. (Accounting) Measure Feature Impact. See customer happiness/ health. @andreasklinger
  • 56. What do i measure? TL;DR: In case of doubt, people. Hits Visits Visitors People Views Clicks Page Views Conversions Engagement @andreasklinger
  • 57. #scb13 – @andreasklinger Framework: AARRR Linked to assumptions of your product (validation/falsify) What are good KPIs?
  • 58. #scb13 – @andreasklinger Framework: AARRR Rate or Ratio (0.X or %) What are good KPIs?
  • 59. #scb13 – @andreasklinger Framework: AARRR Comparable (To your history (or a/b). Forget the market) What are good KPIs?
  • 60. #scb13 – @andreasklinger Framework: AARRR Explainable (If you don’t get it it means nothing) What are good KPIs?
  • 61. #scb13 – @andreasklinger Framework: AARRR Explainable (If you don’t get it it means nothing) What are good KPIs? Linked to assumptions of your product (validation/falsify) Rate or Ratio (0.X or %) Comparable (To your history (or a/b). Forget the market)
  • 62. #scb13 – @andreasklinger Framework: AARRR “Industry Standards” Use industry averages as reality check. Not as benchmark. - Usually very hard to get. - Everyone defines stuff different. - You might end up with another business model anyway. - Compare yourself vs your history data.
  • 64. Segment Users into Cohorts Cohorts = Groups of people that share attributes. @andreasklinger
  • 65. Segment Users into Cohorts Like it People 23% @andreasklinger
  • 66. Segment Users into Cohorts Like it People 0-25 3% People 26-50 4% People 51-75 65% @andreasklinger
  • 67. Segment Users into Cohorts Average Spending Jan €5 Feb €4.5 Mar €5 Apr €4.25 May €4.5 ... ... Averages can hide patterns. @andreasklinger
  • 68. Segment Users into Cohorts 1 2 3 4 5 Jan €5 €3 €2 €1 €0.5 Feb €6 €4 €2 €1 Mar €7 €6 €5 Apr €8 €7 May €9 ... ... Registration Month Month Lifecycle Insight: Users spend less over time in average. We still don’t know if they spend less, or if less people spend at all. @andreasklinger
  • 69. Apply a framework: AARRR @andreasklinger
  • 70. Acquisition Visit / Signup / etc Activation Use of core feature Retention Come + use again Referral Invite + Signup Revenue $$$ Earned (c) Dave McClure
  • 71. Example: Blossom.io Kanban Project Mangement Tool created a card Activation moved a card Retention invited team members Referral have upgraded Revenue (people who) registered an account Acquisition
  • 72. Example: Photoapp created first photo Activation opened app twice in perioid Retention shared photo to fb Referral ??? (exit?) Revenue (people who) registered an account Acquisition
  • 73. Example: Photoapp ARRR acquisition activation retention referral revenue registration first photo twice a month share … 8750 65% 23% 9%
  • 74. WK acquisition activation retention referral revenue Photoapp registration first photo twice a month share … 1 400 62,5% 25% 10% 2 575 65% 23% 9% 3 350 64% 26% 4% … … … … … Example: Photoapp Cohorts based on registration week AARRR
  • 75. Acquisition Visit / Signup / etc Activation Use of core feature Retention Come + use again Referral Invite + Signup Revenue $$$ Earned (c) Dave McClure Which Metrics to focus on?
  • 76. Acquisition Visit / Signup / etc Activation Use of core feature Retention Come + use again Referral Invite + Signup Revenue $$$ Earned Short Answer: Focus on Retention (c) Dave McClure
  • 78. Because Retention = f(user_happiness) Not only “visited again”. But “did core activity X again”
  • 79. Acquisition Visit / Signup / etc Activation Use of core feature Retention Come + use again Referral Invite + Signup Revenue $$$ Earned (c) Dave McClure Long answer - It depends on two things: Phase of company Type of Product Engine of Growth
  • 80. Acquisition Visit / Signup / etc Activation Use of core feature Retention Come + use again Referral Invite + Signup Revenue $$$ Earned Source: Lean Analytics Book - highly recommend #1 Phase
  • 81. Acquisition Visit / Signup / etc Activation Use of core feature Retention Come + use again Referral Invite + Signup Revenue $$$ Earned #2 Engine of Growth Paid Make more money on a customer than you spend, to buy new ones. Eg. Saas Viral A Users brings more than one new user. Eg. typical interactive ad-campaigns @andreasklinger Sticky Keep your userbase to improve your quality. Eg. Communities
  • 82. Acquisition Visit / Signup / etc Activation Use of core feature Retention Come + use again Referral Invite + Signup Revenue $$$ Earned #2 Type of Company (linked to Engine of Growth) Saas Build a better product Social Network/Community “(subjective) Critical Mass” Marketplace Get the right sellers and many more... @andreasklinger
  • 83. Acquisition Visit / Signup / etc Activation Use of core feature Retention Come + use again Referral Invite + Signup Revenue $$$ Earned Short Answer: Focus on Retention (c) Dave McClure
  • 84. Retention Matrix Stickness over lifetime. Source: www.usercycle.com
  • 85. Acquisition Visit / Signup / etc Activation Use of core feature Retention Come + use again Referral Invite + Signup Revenue $$$ Earned Short Answer: Focus on Retention (c) Dave McClure Eg. Did core-action X times in period.
  • 86. Dig deeper: Crashpadder’s Happiness Index e.g. Weighted sum over core activities by hosts. Cohorts by cities and time. = Health/Happiness Dashboard
  • 89. Marketplaces / 2-sided models Amazon Approach: 1) Create loads of inventory for longtail search 2) Create demand 3) Have shitloads of money. 4) Wait and win. Boticca (aka Startup) Approach: 1) Focus on one niche Targetgroup 2) Create “enough” inventory with very few sellers 3) Create demand 4) Create more demand 5) Add a few more sellers. Repeat. Pray.
  • 90. How to solve the Chicken and Egg Problem TL;DR: You need very few but very good and happy chickens to get a lot of eggs. Btw: If the chickens don’t come by themselves, buy them. Uber paid 30$/h to the first drivers. Ignore the “minor chickens”, they come anyway.
  • 91. #scb13 – @andreasklinger Framework: AARRR Example Mobile App: Pusher2000 Trainer2peer pressure sport app (prelaunch “beta”). Rev channel: Trainers pay monthly fee. Two sided => Segment AARRR for both sides (trainer/user) Marketplace => Value = Transactions / Supplier Social Software => DAU/MAU to see if activated users stay active Chicken/Egg => You need a few very happy chickens for loads of eggs. Activated User: More than two training sessions Week/Week retention to see if public launch makes sense Optimize retention: Interviews with Users that left Measure Trainer Happiness Index Pushups / User / Week to see if the core assumption (People will do more pushups) is valid
  • 92. #scb13 – @andreasklinger Framework: AARRR Groupwork - What stage are you in? Empathy Stickness Virality Revenue Scale
  • 93. #scb13 – @andreasklinger Framework: AARRR Groupwork - Define your AARRR Metrics! Acquisition, Activation, Retention, Referral, Revenue One KPI each. (e.g. User who xxxx)
  • 94. #scb13 – @andreasklinger Framework: AARRR Groupwork - What’s your current core metric.
  • 96. The dirty side of metrics. @andreasklinger
  • 97. Metrics need to hurt @andreasklinger
  • 98. A Startup should always only focus on one core metric to optimize. Metrics need to hurt Your dashboard should only show metrics you are ashamed of. @andreasklinger
  • 99. Have two dashboards (example bufferApp): A actionable board to work on your product (eg. % people buffering tweets in week 2) A vanity board one to show to investors and tell to the press (eg. total amount of tweets buffered) Metrics need to hurt @andreasklinger
  • 100. If you are not ashamed about the KPIs in your product dashboard than something is wrong. Either you focus on the wrong KPIs. OR you do not drill deep enough. Metrics need to hurt @andreasklinger
  • 101. Example: Garmz/LOOKK Great Numbers: 90% activation (activation = vote) But they only voted for friends instead of actually using the platform. We drilled (not far) deeper: Activation = Vote for 2 different designers. Boom. Pain. Metrics need to hurt. Metrics need to hurt @andreasklinger
  • 103. Let’s talk cash: Life Time Value (LTV) Life Time = 1/Churn Eg. 1 / 0.08 = 12.5 months Average Revenue Per User (ARPU) = Revenue / Amount of Users Eg. 20.000€ / 1500 = 13.33€ LTV = ARPU * LifeTime = 13.33€ * 12.5 = 166.6666 @andreasklinger
  • 104. Let’s talk cash: Customer Acquisition Costs CAC = Total Acquisition Costs this month / New Customers this month Goal: CAC < LTV even better: 2-3xCAC < LTV @andreasklinger
  • 105. MRR Monthly Recurring Revenue Revenue Churn & Qty Churn Monitor Revenue @andreasklinger Source: www.usercycle.com
  • 106. But how to make more money? @andreasklinger
  • 107. Big wins are often cheap. source: thomas fuchs - www.metricsftw.com
  • 109. Viral Distribution 3 kinds of virality Product Inherent A function of use. Eg. Dropbox sharing Product Artificial Added to support behaviour. E.g. Reward systems Word of Mouth Function of customer satisfaction. Source: Lean Analytics
  • 110. Viral Distribution Invitation Rate = Invited people / inviters eg. 1250 users invited 2000 people = 1.6 Acceptance Rate = Invited Signed-up / Invited total eg. out of the 2000 people 580 signed up = 0.29 Viral Coefficient = Invitation Rate * Acceptance Rate eg. 1.6 * 0.29 = 0.464 (every customer will bring half a customer additionally)
  • 111. Viral Distribution Important #1: Unless your Growth Engine is Viral, don’t focus early on Viral Factors. Focus on retention/stickyness. Important #2: Viral Cycle Time (time between recv invite and sending invite) is extremely important. eg. K = 2 Cycle Time: 2 days => 20 days = 20.470 users Cycle Time: 1 day => 20 days = 20mio users Source: http://www.forentrepreneurs.com/lessons-learnt-viral-marketing/
  • 112. #scb13 – @andreasklinger Churn is not what you think it is @andreasklinger
  • 113. #scb13 – @andreasklinger Churn is not what you think it is “5% Churnrate per month” One of the highest churn reasons is expired credit cards. Sad Fact: People forget about you. @andreasklinger
  • 114. #scb13 – @andreasklinger Churn is not what you think it is People don’t wake up and suddenly want to unsubscribe your service... “Oh.. it’s May 5th.. Better churn from that random online startup i found 2 months ago.” @andreasklinger
  • 115. #scb13 – @andreasklinger Churn is not what you think it is You loose them in the first 3 weeks. And then at some point just remind them to unsubscribe. That’s when we measure it (too late). Source: Intercom.io
  • 116. #scb13 – @andreasklinger Churn is not what you think it is Source: Lean Analytics
  • 117. #scb13 – @andreasklinger Checkout Intercom.io Segment + message customers = Awesome
  • 118. User activation. Some users are happy (power users) Some come never again (churned users) What differs them? It’s their activities in their first 30 days. @andreasklinger
  • 119. Sub-funnels “What did the people do that signed up, before they signed up, compare to those who didn’t?” Source: Usercycle
  • 120. #scb13 – @andreasklinger How often did activated users use twitter in the first month: 7 times What did they do? Follow 20 people, followed back by 10 Churn: If they don’t keep them 7 times in the first 30 days. They will lose them forever. It doesn’t matter when a user remembers to unsubscribe Example Twitter
  • 121. #scb13 – @andreasklinger Example Twitter: How did they get more people to follow 30people within 7visits in the first 30 days? Ran assumptions, created features and ran experiments! Watch: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2snRPbhsF0 Example Twitter
  • 123. source: thomas fuchs - www.metricsftw.com Data is noisy.
  • 124. source: thomas fuchs - www.metricsftw.com Data is noisy.
  • 125. source: thomas fuchs - www.metricsftw.com Data is noisy.
  • 126. source: thomas fuchs - www.metricsftw.com Data is noisy.
  • 127. source: thomas fuchs - www.metricsftw.com Data is noisy.
  • 128. Dataschmutz A layer of dirt obfuscating your useable data. (~ sample noise we created ourselves) Usually “wrong intent”. Usually our fault. @andreasklinger
  • 129. Dataschmutz A layer of dirt obfuscating your useable data. @andreasklinger
  • 130. Dataschmutz A layer of dirt obfuscating your useable data. e.g. Traffic Spikes of wrong customer segment. (wrong intent) @andreasklinger More “wrong” people come. Lower conversion rate on the landing page.
  • 131. How to minimize the impact of Dataschmutz Base your KPIs on wavebreakers. WK visitors acquisition activation retention referral revenue Birchbox visit registration first photo twice a month share … 1 6000 66% / 4000 62,5% 25% 10% 2 25000 35% / 8750 65% 23% 9% 3 5000 70% / 3500 64% 26% 4%
  • 132. Dataschmutz MySugr is praised as “beautiful app” example.… => Downloads => Problem: Not all are diabetic They focus on people who activated. @andreasklinger
  • 133. Competition Created “Dataschmutz” * Users had huge extra incentive. * Marketing can hurt your numbers. * While we decided on how to relaunch we had dirty numbers. Dataschmutz Competitions (before P/M Fit) are nothing but Teflon Marketing People come. People leave. They leave dirt in your database. Competitions create artificial incentive “Would you use my app and might win 1.000.000 USD?” @andreasklinger
  • 137. Lean Analytics Hypothesis: We believe that introducing a newsfeed will increase interaction between users. Track: Engagement between users (comments/likes) Falsifiable Hypothesis: People who visited the newsfeed will give a 30% more comments and likes, than people who didn’t.
  • 138. Lean Analytics Important #1: Don’t forget to timebox experiments. Important #2: Worry less about statistical significance (while early stage). Just use experiments to doublecheck your entrepreneurial intuition.
  • 141. Acquisition Activation Retention Referral Revenue (c) Dave McClure CUSTOMER INTENT (JOB) FULFILMENT OF CUSTOMER INTENT Customer Interviews Customer Interviews & Metrics
  • 142. @andreasklinger That’s you using metrics “Look ma, the light started blinking”
  • 143. Metrics are horrible way to understand customer intent Customer Intent = His “Job to be done” Watch: http://bit.ly/cc-jtbd Products are bought because they solve a “job to be done”. Learn about Jobs to be done Framework @andreasklinger
  • 144. Metrics are horrible way to understand customer intent Great Way: Customer Interviews But: We bias our people, when we ask them. Even if we try not to. Reason: we believe our own bullshit. Watch: www.hackertalks.io
  • 146. Source: Lukas Fittl - http://speakerdeck.com/lfittl
  • 147. #scb13 – @andreasklinger Framework: AARRR Groupwork. - Draw your customer journey - Pick a point where there is likely a problem - Formulate assumption - Formulate Success Criteria
  • 150. Summary - Use Metrics for Product and Customer Development. - Use Cohorts. - Use AARRR. - Figure Customer Intent through non-biasing interviews. - Understand your type of product and it’s core drivers - Find KPIs that mean something to your specific product. - Avoid Telfonmarketing (eg Campaigns pre-product). - Filter Dataschmutz - Metrics need to hurt - Focus on the first 30 days of customer activation. - Connect Product Hypotheses to Metrics. - Don’t hide behind numbers. TL;DR: Use metrics to validate/doublecheck. Use those insights when designing for/speaking to your customers.
  • 151. Read on Startup metrics for Pirates by Dave McClure http://www.slideshare.net/dmc500hats/startup-metrics-for-pirates-long-version Actionable Metrics by Ash Mauyra http://www.ashmaurya.com/2010/07/3-rules-to-actionable-metrics/ Data Science Secrets by DJ Patil - LeWeb London 2012 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2snRPbhsF0 Twitter sign up process http://www.lukew.com/ff/entry.asp?1128 Lean startup metrics - @stueccles http://www.slideshare.net/stueccles/lean-startup-metrics Cohorts in Google Analytics - @serenestudios http://danhilltech.tumblr.com/post/12509218078/startups-hacking-a-cohort-analysis-with-google Rob Fitzpatrick’s Collection of best Custdev Videos - @robfitz http://www.hackertalks.io Lean Analytics Book http://leananalyticsbook.com/introducing-lean-analytics/ Actionable Metrics - @lfittl http://www.slideshare.net/lfittl/actionable-metrics-lean-startup-meetup-berlin App Engagement Matrix - Flurry http://blog.flurry.com/bid/90743/App-Engagement-The-Matrix-Reloaded My Blog http://www.klinger.io
  • 152. @andreasklinger Thank you @andreasklinger Slides: http://slideshare.net/andreasklinger All pictures: http://flickr.com/commons Liked it? Tweet it.