The Offer step of the Retention Journey focuses on three performance dimensions that are especially important:
- Subscriber growth for each offer
- Revenue performance for each offer
- Subscriber growth by channel
Offer analytics can be used to understand the performance of your subscription offers and the variables that may affect it. At the business level, it is not easy to see how changes in any of those elements are affecting subscriber behavior. At the individual offer level, it is much more clear.
There are three Offer dashboards in Cleeng:
- Offer Subscribers
- Offer Revenue
- Channels
Offer Subscribers
These are some of the most important insights you can access about your offer performance from a subscriber perspective:
- Active Subscribers Today and Active Subscribers Today by Offer: How many subscribers have active content entitlement (free or paid) by offer as of the current day.
- Offer Evolution: How is my most popular offer trending? Is it getting stronger or starting to decline?
- Offer Subscriber Movement: How many new subscribers are there for each offer in a given period? How many subscribers have churned from each offer?
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Churn Rate Per Offer Top 5 (past 36 months): What was the value of the churn rate for your top 5 offers in the past 36 months?
- Offer Upgrades & Downgrades Overview: How your subscribers switch between offers? Do they tend to upgrade or downgrade?
Offer Upgrades & Downgrades Overview
This table shows all the switches between offers and how many (Count) of these switches are both completed or pending.
Switch Direction can be classified as either Upgrade or Downgrade based on your offer switch settings (NOT the price of the offer, billing period, etc.)
Offer Revenue
Your Offer revenue dashboard answers the following questions:
- Revenue By Offer: What are the relative contributions of your offers to your overall revenue?
- Revenue Evolution: How much revenue has been contributed by each offer (in the rime period selected)?
Channels
Your Offer channel dashboard answers questions relating to channel performance at the level of both subscriber growth and lifetime value:
- How many subscribers do I have for each channel?
- How many new/churned subscribers are there for each channel in any timeframe?
- What is the customer lifetime value for each channel?
- How are channels growing/declining in their effectiveness for subscriber acquisition?
- What was the value of the churn rate for your top 5 channels in the past 36 months?