Retention Report

This report focuses its attention on your returning customers. Retention rate is a key KPI that every brand should actively track as part of their customer analysis. A low retention rate means your customers are not coming back. Consequently your lifetime brand value suffers. More importantly, low levels of retention undermine your company’s economic performance. Brands with low retention rates do not stay around for long.

Retention - Main

Returning Profiles by Day and Returning Profiles Summary

These show the number of active customers returning daily and also provide a summary of their activity during the time period you select.

Retention - Day

Tip: Use the different time periods to analyse your retention periods over longer periods of time. Short-term retention is good but long-term retention is much more important to drive the overall growth of the business.

Returning Profiles by Channel, Touchpoint, and Proposition

These sections help you understand where this important audience cohort interacts and what they are looking at. When you are considering any orchestrations to target these customers, knowing where, when, and how frequently they interact helps to ensure that you deliver the right messages to the right locations, at the right time to reach the greatest audience size.

Returning customers are naturally a more engaged audience cohort as they are already familiar with your brand from previous interactions. They have been through the awareness stage, are familiar with your products and services and are returning for a purpose. This gives brands a significant opportunity to make a longstanding impression and increase the value of this cohort.

Retention - Profiles by

Tip: Often, brands have a disproportionate number of Actions that target returning users. Brands can leverage their previous interactions to help steer the types of orchestrations that they are delivering. Within the Returning Profiles by Proposition section you can see the performance CTR for this specific audience and how they respond to the Actions you deliver to them. A close eye on their performance is a key focus area that will help you drive greater levels of retention.