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 ====== AARRR Pirate Metrics Overview ====== ====== AARRR Pirate Metrics Overview ======
  
-AARRR is a framework to track five key user behaviors for product-led growth (McClure, 2007):+framework to track key five user behaviors for product-led growth (McClure, 2007):
  
   - Acquisition   - Acquisition
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   - Referral   - Referral
   - Revenue   - Revenue
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 ===== 1. Acquisition ===== ===== 1. Acquisition =====
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 This is about how people find out about your product. This is about how people find out about your product.
  
-What to do:+**What to do:**
  
   * Use various channels like social media, SEO, and advertising.   * Use various channels like social media, SEO, and advertising.
   * Identify which channels bring the most users.   * Identify which channels bring the most users.
-  * Focus on high-volume and low-cost channels to maximize your reach (TikTok?).+  * Focus on high-volume and low-cost channels to maximize your reach.
  
 ===== 2. Activation ===== ===== 2. Activation =====
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 This is about making sure users have a positive first experience. This is about making sure users have a positive first experience.
  
-What to do: +**What to do:** 
-  * Track user engagement (e.g., time spent on the site, pages visited).+  * Track user engagement (e.g., time spent, pages visited).
   * Set clear activation goals (e.g., signing up or trying features).   * Set clear activation goals (e.g., signing up or trying features).
   * Test different landing pages and user flows to improve experiences.   * Test different landing pages and user flows to improve experiences.
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 This measures whether users keep coming back to your product. This measures whether users keep coming back to your product.
  
-What to do:+**What to do:**
   * Use emails or notifications to remind users to return.   * Use emails or notifications to remind users to return.
   * Track user behavior to see how often they engage with your product.   * Track user behavior to see how often they engage with your product.
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 This assesses whether users recommend your product to others. This assesses whether users recommend your product to others.
  
-What to do:+**What to do:**
   * Encourage users to share your product through referral programs.   * Encourage users to share your product through referral programs.
   * Measure how many users refer others and how effective those referrals are.   * Measure how many users refer others and how effective those referrals are.
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 This is about making money from your product. This is about making money from your product.
  
-What to do:+**What to do:**
   * Set clear revenue goals and track how much users are willing to pay.   * Set clear revenue goals and track how much users are willing to pay.
   * Identify minimum revenue and break-even points.   * Identify minimum revenue and break-even points.
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 ===== Implementing AARRR ===== ===== Implementing AARRR =====
  
-Step 1: Identify metrics for each AARRR category. +  - Identify metrics for each AARRR category. 
-Step 2: Use tools to track and analyze data. +  Use tools to track and analyze data. 
-Step 3: Conduct A/B tests to improve user engagement. +  Conduct A/B tests to improve user engagement. 
-Step 4: Adjust strategies based on what works and what doesn’t.+  Adjust strategies based on what works and what doesn’t.
  
 ===== References ===== ===== References =====
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 - McClure, D. (2007, August 8). Startup metrics for pirates: AARRR! Ignite Seattle. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=irjgfW0BIrw|YouTube]]. - McClure, D. (2007, August 8). Startup metrics for pirates: AARRR! Ignite Seattle. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=irjgfW0BIrw|YouTube]].
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