Retention ≠ Engagement 😕
Lots of teams think retention and engagement are the same things. They are not:
- Retention is binary. It answers the question, was this person active within my defined time period? Yes or no.
- Engagement is depth. It answers the question, how active were they within the defined timed period? 0→N. Engagement is an inputs into driving retention.
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