Planning & Organization Tools
Map where customers enter, where they drop off,
and where your growth strategy actually breaks down.
Most teams track two numbers well: how many people hear about them (awareness) and how much money comes in (revenue). Everything between those two points is a blur. Activation, retention, referral - these stages get a vague "we're working on it" instead of an actual number.
The stages in the middle are where growth stalls without anyone noticing. A team might celebrate strong acquisition numbers while customers activate at 12% and churn within 90 days. The pipeline looks healthy from the outside because the top is wide and the bottom has enough revenue to keep the lights on. But the conversion rates between stages tell a different story - and most teams have never calculated them.
This tracker uses the AARRR framework (Awareness, Acquisition, Activation, Revenue, Retention, Referral) and adds the layer that makes it useful: conversion rates between stages and the specific actions you're taking at each one. Filling in the metrics is step one. Seeing where the drop-off is sharpest is where the work begins.
How many potential customers were made aware of your product or service?
How many prospects did you acquire (signed up, opted in, requested info)?
How many took a meaningful first action (used the product, attended a session, completed onboarding)?
How many bought your product or service?
How many customers did you retain (renewed, repurchased, stayed active)?
How many referrals were generated from existing customers?
Now that you can see the full pipeline, use these questions to focus your attention before your next coaching or strategy session.
Look at your lowest conversion rate. What happens to people at that stage - what is the experience they're having that makes them stop? If you don't know, that's the first thing to find out.
Where are you spending the most time and budget right now? Compare that to where the biggest drop-off is. Most teams over-invest in awareness and under-invest in activation and retention.
If your referral number is low or blank, ask yourself whether your retained customers have a reason and a mechanism to refer. No program, no referrals - it rarely happens on its own.
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