Definition

A group of customers acquired at the same time, tracked together to see how many stop using your product. It's watching your customer attrition in real-time.

Example Usage

Our May cohort had 35% churn by month 6, slightly better than April's 38%—we're improving by not getting worse.

Origin

Cohort analysis methodology from business analytics

Fun Fact

Cohort analysis reveals that newer customers often churn faster, suggesting your product quality or onboarding is declining.

Source: Analytics and customer retention measurement

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