I have a North Star metric and I want to understand how many times a user performs this event and create a breakdown of the number of times until they retain or become sticky.
For example: creating a note
No of times. Retention
1 time
3%
2 times
5%
3 times
10%
4 times
20%
5 times
30%
Best answer by Yuanyuan Zhang
Hi @Dmpm12,
Thanks for clarifying!
You are able to define user segments in a Retention chart using the condition “who performed...”. Please see the example chart using demo: https://analytics.amplitude.com/demo/chart/new/gml8i8a. Please note that the user segment conditions only apply to the starting event.
Can I understand that you want to know after how many times a user performs the event “ creating a note”, they are retained or become sticky? Could you please let me know how you define “retain or become sticky”?
So, retention is what % users return to the platform on D1, D7,D14 and D30.
In my example, I want to understand how many notes do customers create before they are fully retained/do not churn. Basically, I want to break it down into the following:
Users who create 5 notes are 20% on D30 compared to users who create 1 note (5%)
You are able to define user segments in a Retention chart using the condition “who performed...”. Please see the example chart using demo: https://analytics.amplitude.com/demo/chart/new/gml8i8a. Please note that the user segment conditions only apply to the starting event.
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