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Metrics for Web Companies By Dave Fowler CEO & Founder @ Chartio
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Page 1: Metrics for web companies

Metrics for Web Companies

By Dave FowlerCEO & Founder @ Chartio

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OverviewCommon Web metrics

Social

SaaS

Cohort Analysis

Chartio

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Web Business ModelsAdvertising

Social (Facebook, Pinterest)

Content (NY Times, Youtube)

Search

Software as a Service: SaaS (Salesforce, Zendesk, Chartio)

Market Places

E-Comerce

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Viral CoefficientSocial

How many users each new user brings.

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k = viral coefficientk = (# invites sent/user) * (# invites accepted/# invites sent)

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Social

The time it takes a user to invite other users.

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RR: Recurring RevenueSaaS

RR = Revenue/Δt

ARR (Annual) = $50k/yr

MRR (Monthly) = $50k/yr / 12 months

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Churn RateSaaS

How often you lose customers.

If you have 100 customers, and you lose 10 of them in a year

you have a 10% annual churn rate.

aka. attrition

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ASP: Average Selling PriceSaaS

The average price that you sell your product for.

ASP = ARR / # of Customers

Why its important:Determines your sales and distribution strategy. Can you afford a sales team? Can you afford adwords?

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ACS: Average Cost of ServiceSaaS

Your average cost to support and maintain a customer.

ACS = Total Expenses / # of Customers

Trend:This should ideally trend downward as your number of customers goes up.

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CLTV: Customer Lifetime ValueSaaS

Average total expected revenue from a customer.

Why its important:This also determines your go to market strategy. Can you afford a sales team or adwords?

simple CLTV = ASP / churn rate

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CAC: Customer Acquisition CostSaaS

The average cost to gain a new customer.

costs: adwords, sales, marketing, PR

Why its important:Acquiring a customer along with the ASP must cost less than the life time value the customer will bring in.

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Profit?SaaS

Profit = (LTV - CAC - ASP) * # Customers

So you need

LTV > CAC + ASP

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Split TestingOften referred to as A/B testing.

examples: compare designs, pricing, layouts, etc.

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Cohort AnalysisSplit testing by a date group

example cohorts: join date, age,