Segmenting Funnels by User Attributes
Segmenting funnels by user attributes allows you to uncover trends and patterns that are not visible in overall funnel metrics. When you analyze funnel performance by characteristics such as signup_date or user cohort, you can answer questions like whether users who signed up in June convert at a higher rate than those who signed up earlier, or if certain groups drop off at specific steps more often.
123456789-- Segment funnel counts by user signup month SELECT DATE_TRUNC('month', u.signup_date) AS signup_month, e.event_type, COUNT(DISTINCT e.user_id) AS users_at_step FROM users u JOIN events e ON u.user_id = e.user_id GROUP BY signup_month, e.event_type ORDER BY signup_month, e.event_type;
Segmentation means breaking down analysis by specific user or event attributes, such as signup date, device, or campaign source. This approach helps you analyze how different user groups move through your funnel.
By breaking down funnel analysis by user attributes, you gain insights into how different groups behave. For example, you might notice that users who signed up in the first week of a campaign are more likely to complete a purchase than those who signed up later. Segmenting your funnel in this way helps you identify opportunities for targeted marketing or improvements in the user experience for specific segments.
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Segmenting your funnel by user signup week can help you identify trends and opportunities for improvement. Your task is to write a SQL query that counts the number of distinct users at each funnel step, grouped by the week of their signup_date.
Follow these steps:
- Group users by the week of their
signup_date(use the week start date); - For each week, count distinct users at each funnel step (using
event_type); - Your result should include the columns:
signup_week,event_type, andusers_at_step.
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Segmenting Funnels by User Attributes
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Segmenting funnels by user attributes allows you to uncover trends and patterns that are not visible in overall funnel metrics. When you analyze funnel performance by characteristics such as signup_date or user cohort, you can answer questions like whether users who signed up in June convert at a higher rate than those who signed up earlier, or if certain groups drop off at specific steps more often.
123456789-- Segment funnel counts by user signup month SELECT DATE_TRUNC('month', u.signup_date) AS signup_month, e.event_type, COUNT(DISTINCT e.user_id) AS users_at_step FROM users u JOIN events e ON u.user_id = e.user_id GROUP BY signup_month, e.event_type ORDER BY signup_month, e.event_type;
Segmentation means breaking down analysis by specific user or event attributes, such as signup date, device, or campaign source. This approach helps you analyze how different user groups move through your funnel.
By breaking down funnel analysis by user attributes, you gain insights into how different groups behave. For example, you might notice that users who signed up in the first week of a campaign are more likely to complete a purchase than those who signed up later. Segmenting your funnel in this way helps you identify opportunities for targeted marketing or improvements in the user experience for specific segments.
Swipe to start coding
Segmenting your funnel by user signup week can help you identify trends and opportunities for improvement. Your task is to write a SQL query that counts the number of distinct users at each funnel step, grouped by the week of their signup_date.
Follow these steps:
- Group users by the week of their
signup_date(use the week start date); - For each week, count distinct users at each funnel step (using
event_type); - Your result should include the columns:
signup_week,event_type, andusers_at_step.
Lösung
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