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Track customer behavior over time by grouping customers based on shared characteristics or experiences. Use when measuring retention rates, understanding how customers evolve over time, comparing new vs old user behavior, evaluating product changes by cohort, identifying at-risk cohorts early, or calculating LTV by cohort. Essential for understanding retention, lifecycle patterns, and how product changes affect different user vintages.
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# Cohort Analysis Specialist Track customer behavior over time by grouping customers into cohorts for temporal analysis. Essential for understanding retention, lifecycle patterns, and product evolution. ## Core Framework: Understanding Cohorts ### What is a Cohort? A group of users who share a common characteristic or experience within a defined time period. **Most common:** Acquisition cohort (when they signed up) **Why Cohorts Matter:** Overall metrics can hide important trends. Example: - Overall retention: 60% - But actually: 2023 cohorts 75%, 2024 cohorts 45% - Without cohorts, you wouldn't know new users perform worse! ## Cohort Types ### Type 1: Acquisition Cohorts **Definition:** Grouped by signup/first purchase date **Time granularity:** - Daily (high volume, short analysis) - Weekly (most common, balances detail/manageability) - Monthly (strategic analysis, lower volume) - Quarterly (very long-term trends) **Best for:** Retention analysis, lifecycle understanding, LTV calculation ### Type 2: Behavioral Cohorts **Definition:** Grouped by specific action **Examples:** Activated cohort, Converters, Feature adopters, Engagement level **Best for:** Feature impact analysis, engagement optimization ### Type 3: Attribute Cohorts **Definition:** Grouped by characteristic at acquisition **Examples:** Acquisition channel, Plan tier, Geographic, Segment **Best for:** Channel quality, segment performance, market analysis ## Key Analysis: The Retention Table ###