Is there a way to analyze what the inflection point is on retention for users doing a particular behavior a certain number of times? For example, is there a way to know that the biggest increase in app retention happens when users take 5 of a particular action vs. 4?
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Yes. In Mixpanel you’d use the Signal report to do exactly this.Signal lets you pick: - A goal event that represents retention (e.g. “2nd week retention” or “Still active after 3 months”), and - A correlation event (your particular behavior), with frequency and time constraints.Signal then: - Computes correlation between “did event at least x times within y days” and your retention goal, across different x/y combinations. - Shows a heatmap where the “optimal action” is highlighted (e.g. “Do Action X 5 times within 7 days”), i.e., the frequency/time combo with the strongest association to your retention goal. [Signal overview; Signal interpreting]This is how you’d identify that retention jumps most when users do something 5 times vs. 4 times: look at the Signal heatmap and the optimal action/frequency labels for that event. [Signal calculations]If you don’t have Signal (Enterprise-only), the knowledge sources don’t describe another built‑in Mixpanel feature that automatically finds that inflection point for you.
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