Using tools like Amplitude or Mixpanel can help visualize user signups and other metrics effectively, allowing you to track growth and engagement.

For acquisition metrics, track signups per week and differentiate between organic users and those invited by others to understand growth better.

It's crucial to analyze quantitative data, like user logs and retention curves, to understand how your product is actually being used, rather than relying solely on user feedback.

Tracking the ratio of users who engage with your product after visiting your page can provide insights into its usability.

Use tools like Mixpanel and Amplitude for retention analysis; they provide valuable insights into user engagement and retention over time.

It's important to choose meaningful actions for measuring user engagement; simply tracking app opens can lead to misleading retention metrics.

The first step in measuring product success is to see if users even bother to sign up, indicating their interest in your offering.

To determine if users are getting value from a product, simply measuring engagement, like watching more content, can be misleading; for example, watching fight videos may not reflect true user satisfaction.

We track everything from clicks to usability, and we use visualization tools to analyze customer data, which has transformed our operations.