Put the discourse in a predictive frame, they said

Put the discourse in a predictive frame, they said
https://frame.weponder.io/api/predict/28676

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no, not until they’ve improved retention

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I have been reading this convo around - I still don’t see how people don’t understand this app is still far from able to retain users. 

Experiments that should/could have boosted retention I think are still up in the air:

- Streaks (not great)
- Rewards (good, not great yet)
- Feed enhancements (good, not enough content)
- Frames v2 (great, going to be awesome)

I totally understand this line of thinking and think there's good data on it. I wouldn't be spending money trying to bring in regular consumers when there's a leaky bucket

But there are many different types of growth/marketing, which I think the retention lens ignores

For example investing in a developer ecosystem (hackathons? accelerator cohorts?)