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Unfortunately I don’t believe that’s currently possible. If your cohosting event is something like a signup, you could track signup date as a user property, then break down the retention chart by that user property

Hi there! Unfortunately that’s not currently possible since those are virtual events that are calculated by Mixpanel based on the session settings you choose for the project

My pleasure!

In an Insights report you can use a formula to divide everything by 60

You're very welcome!

Totally agree!

Glad you liked it! I do have the class that’s linked in the video description. It had multiple other Mixpanel videos, as well as a whole section dedicated to metrics. It doesn’t follow AARRR exactly, but it’s similar. It’s my own framework. Other sections of the course include split testing, tracking plan development, and SQL for PM’s.

@@productanalyticsacademy wow I should get this, do you have any student discount 👀

@@Chefrondon Sorry for the delayed response, I was on vacation. The course is already heavily discounted due to a summer sale (down to $175 from $299) but since you enjoyed the video so much, I made a new student discount code that brings it down even further to $99. Can't go any lower than this haha. Just type in "youtubestudent" as your coupon code when signing up. Lmk if you have any issues. Hope you enjoy the course!

@@productanalyticsacademy thank you

If you already have a metric in mind as your KPI, there’s no need to try and force it into this framework. This framework helps you put KPI’s in place when you don’t have any. Sounds like you already have a key KPI that you need to manage to: average (or median) time to conversion. Just set that as your goal and don’t worry about trying to use this framework. It will probably be helpful to track the overall conversion rate of the workflow as well, alongside the time to conversion

@@productanalyticsacademy thank you for your reply. I don't think I fully understand. When you say conversion rate and time to conversion for the automated workflow (new feature) are you referring to : conversion rate = #of activated users/ #of users exposed to feature? time to conversion = amount of time it takes an activated user to complete one or more key actions? Would the focus metric in this case still be DAU/MAU?

Thanks so much!

Awesome, thank you!

It’s bad wording on my part cause I was trying to fit everything in one line. “Created animations” is shorthand for “user that created animations”. That’s why I’m the previous line I phrase it differently (“number of animations created”). In hindsight, this was a poor way of phrasing it in my part, you’re right to think what you thought

You're welcome!

Those are more so finance and marketing metrics, why is why they’re not as much the focus of this channel

Yes that’s exactly what is said in the video as well. Listen to 14:30

Glad you enjoyed it! It’s possible that your team isn’t tracking email as a user property. In that case you can use another identifier or work with your engineering team to start tracking email

Not yet but I’m working on it!

I will be waiting,Just subcribed to youtr channel.This video was really helpful@@productanalyticsacademy

So happy to hear that!

Thank you!!

Thanks, glad it was helpful!

Hi Andrea, my apologies for the delayed response, I've been on vacation for a bit. Are you referring to the properties you see in the image like "Country", "Browser", etc? Those properties aren't numeric values so you wouldn't be able to aggregate them anyway. It's possible that Mixpanel is testing an update that prevents them from being shown. It's also possible that your implementation doesn't track any of those default properties (either because they've been disabled, or you're tracking everything on the server side)

Glad to hear it!

Glad you liked it!

Wow this is very high praise, thank you! So happy to hear you’ve found it this helpful

Glad you liked it!

That’s so great to hear, thanks so much!

Thanks for the idea! I’ll look into it. Mixpanel isn’t gonna categorize your sources automatically like Google Analytics does, but it does automatically process UTM parameters

Thanks for the kind words, glad it was helpful!

Yes you can! If you click on the three-dots button ("...") on the top right of the chart (next to the "Save") button, there's an "Export" option and you can choose to export as a CSV. You just can't do it when you're using the sample datasets that are shown in this video, I'm guessing because they're made by Mixpanel and we don't have the right access level. If you try it on one of your own projects, you'll be able to do a CSV export too. Let me know if this helps!

So great to hear that you found it helpful! Let me know if there are any other product analytics topics you would like me to cover

@@productanalyticsacademy It would be great to see content around picking metrics, establishing goals and reviewing them for experiments at different stages of the product.

@@smaira2024 Thanks for the tips! I do have more videos on metrics selection and experiments in the main course that I offer on my site, but I'll think through which aspects of those I can summarize and publish as a separate video here

@@productanalyticsacademy Thank you!

Glad it helped!

Hi Kirk! Based on your description, what you did is a little bit different from what's in the video, but should still give you good results. I selected the "Email" user property, which is why it said "Where". In your case, you may have had an event called "Email" or an event property (as opposed to user property) called "Email", and you selected that. This is why you then had to select the "First Value" option, because events have many different instances with different property values. Your method should work as long as the selected "Email" property is that of the user who triggered the event, and also their email doesn't change over time. Btw you can tell if what your selecting is a user property or an event property by looking at the icon next to it in the dropdown. The person icon indicates a user property.

Great video @productanalyticsacademy !👌

Thanks for the comment, glad you liked it!

Yes, definitely! The Saas example given in the video matches what many subscription products look like, especially B2B ones. Remember that healthy product usage is what contributes to people converting to a paid subscription, as well as keeping their subscription for longer. If they onboard easily, activate well, and have high engagement, then that will lead to them keeping their subscription.

Great insight!

Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching!

Yeah I'm annoyed by it too :/ You essentially have to calculate that number separately through an Insights report

@@productanalyticsacademy I've just seen this video (ua-cam.com/video/xJX9V1QRhKo/v-deo.html) to put on the dashboard the number of users who are "1 day active". The problem is that the cohort preview number of users for 2 days active is different compared to the number that I extrapolated from the Power User Curve. The same for the 3 days active and so on. Obviously I've changed the "greater than" in "equals" during the cohort creation, so I don't know why all this happens. Could you please help me?

@@productanalyticsacademy Hi! I've made a Power User Curve following this video. After then, I decided to calculate the number of 1-day active users with an insight report, following this other your video (ua-cam.com/video/xJX9V1QRhKo/v-deo.html). The problem is that the cohort preview number of users for 2-days active differs from the number I extrapolated from the Power User Curve. The same goes for the 3-days active and so on. Obviously, I've changed the "greater than" in "equals" during the cohort creation, so I don't know why all this happens. Could you please help me?

Unfortunately it's not really possible for me to help you without having access to your data and doing a deep dive. However, what I do know is that the cohort preview count shown in Mixpanel is often incorrect. You'll get a more accurate count if you make the cohort, then count the users in it a different way. For example checking the "View Users" option.

Got confirmation from Mixpanel support a few months back in October taht this is in fact not supported (yet?) @@productanalyticsacademy

That's awesome, glad you're enjoying them! I have a lot more coming so stay tuned, and please let me know if there are any other topics like this that you want to see covered

Glad I could help, and thank you for the kind comment! lmk if there's other Mixpanel topics that you want tutorials on, would love some viewer feedback on that

Glad it helped! If you have requests for any other videos, please comment to let me know