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Essential Product Management Metrics

The document outlines key metrics for product management across various categories including Acquisition, Activation/Onboarding, Engagement, Retention, and Revenue/Conversion. It details specific metrics such as Total Number of New Users, Customer Acquisition Cost, Activation Rate, Retention Rate, and Customer Lifetime Value. These metrics are essential for evaluating user behavior, product performance, and overall business success.

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Essential Product Management Metrics

The document outlines key metrics for product management across various categories including Acquisition, Activation/Onboarding, Engagement, Retention, and Revenue/Conversion. It details specific metrics such as Total Number of New Users, Customer Acquisition Cost, Activation Rate, Retention Rate, and Customer Lifetime Value. These metrics are essential for evaluating user behavior, product performance, and overall business success.

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Product Management Metrics

Category Metrics

Total number of new users: All new users who start using your product within a
specific time period.

Acquisition channels: The sources through which users find and start using your
product, like social media or ads.

Cost per acquisition (CPA): The average cost spent to acquire one new user
through marketing efforts.
Acquisition
Conversion rates: Measures the percentage of visitors who perform a desired action
like signing up.

Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC): The total cost of acquiring a new customer,
including all marketing expenses.

CAC by source: Breaks down the acquisition cost by marketing channel to see which
is most efficient.

Activation/ Activation rate: The percentage of new users who take an action showing they find
Onboarding value in your product.

Time to value (TTV): The time it takes for a new user to reach a key benefit from
your product.

Feature adoption rate: The rate at which users start using a new feature of your
product.

Onboarding Completion Rate by Cohort: The percentage of users in a specific


group who complete the onboarding process.
Product Management Metrics

User Activation Rate by Segment: Measures how many users in a specific group
reach a critical early milestone in the product.

MAU and DAU: Monthly Active Users and Daily Active Users

Session duration and frequency: The average length and number of times users
interact with your product.

Feature usage and interaction: Tracks specific actions users take with features in
your product.

Feature Adoption Rates: Percentage of users using a new feature within a set time
Engagement
after its release.

Stickiness Ratio (DAU/MAU ratio): Indicates how often users return to your product
within a month.

Feature Fit Index (FFI): The percentage of users who would miss a feature if it were
removed.

Retention rate: The percentage of users who continue to use the product over a
certain period.

Churn rate: The percentage of users who stop using the product over a specified
Retention
time.

Cohort Retention: Tracks how long specific groups of users continue using the
product.
Product Management Metrics

MRR and ARR: The total predictable revenue from all subscriptions on a monthly and
annual basis.

ARPU: The average revenue generated from each user during a specific period.

Conversion rate: The percentage of users who convert from free to paid or complete
another desired action.
Revenue/
Conversion Reactivation MRR: Revenue from customers who previously churned but have
returned.

Conversion Rate by Source: Measures the effectiveness of different marketing


sources in achieving user conversions.

Customer lifetime value (CLTV): The total revenue expected from a customer
throughout their relationship with your product.

Referral Referral Rate: The percentage of users who recommend your product to others.

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