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The 3 Stages of IA

  1. Use a simple dashboard of metrics that allows the team to track progress over time at the start of a project. It gives a basic sense of what’s working and what’s not. If customers won’t even try the product, it doesn’t matter what their repeat purchase rate is.
  2. It represents the complete interaction with a customer and includes later-stage variables like repeat purchases, bad retention levels, or margin.
  3. Looks at the learnings gained from the first two levels of IA translated into dollars by rerunning the full original business case with each Lvl 1 and 2 iteration.

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alexbadut

36 yr old product guy. Interested in meditation, product design and the future.

Recently learned about Innovation Accounting that's been recommended as the practice to adopt until thinking about metrics relevant to product-market fit.

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