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  • What is your North Star metric?

    Anil Matcha
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    Irina Ivashchinenko
    Main: ARR. Secondary: The Daily Active Users (DAU) to Monthly Active Users (MAU).
    Great question! We are currently in the series of workshops that are meant to define our Messaging, User Persona, Customer Journey and Metrics
    Kerry Campion
    @andriyuh I'd love to know as to how you'll know when you've nailed it with your messaging. What does success look like at the end of that project?
    Number of users paying for our product.
    Anna N
    Soula Care
    Soula Care
    In Soula we define our NSM as a total number of paid chats. Btw we are on Product Hunt soon, subscribe: https://www.producthunt.com/prod...
    DAU, MAU and MRR.
    Vincent Lonij
    Thread - Wireframe Generator
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    For a B2B business: Growth inside existing clients. This means users are recommending the product to their co-workers. It means users are not just tolerating the product, the actually really like it.
    Yulia Belov
    @vincentropy interesting! Does it include recommendations to other businesses?
    Alice Flores
    My North Star metric is 'active user engagement' as it accurately represents how valuable our platform is to our users, not just by the raw count of people joining, but by how involved they are in our community, consistently engaging with our content and participating in discussions, which ultimately drives sustainable growth for our platform.
    Timothy Campbell
    I believe the true value of my product is realized when users consistently interact and find value with it, driving retention and long-term success.
    Suchai
    Monthly Active Users
    Shajedul Karim
    our north star? 'moments of clarity'. it's when users realize the depth behind a note they've written. because NotesNudge isn't about storing thoughts, it's about understanding them.
    Elias Fares
    As an online marketplace, it is the number of transactions.
    Gary Sztajnman
    Conversion rate