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- Product/Service Description
• “A telehealth platform connecting dermatologists with patients via secure video.”
• “Biodegradable phone cases made from plant-based polymers.” - Customer Acquisition Tactics
• “Sponsor a niche running podcast and cross-post clips on Reels.”
• “Offer a student discount through verified-ID platforms.” - Acquisition Metrics
• “Cost per demo booked, landing-page conversion rate.”
• “Number of qualified sign-ups from referral links.” - Customer Retention Strategies
• “Release weekly expert-led live streams for subscribers.”
• “Set up automated reorder reminders.” - Customer Engagement Tactics
• “Gamify progress with badge rewards in the app.”
• “Run quarterly community design contests.” - Retention & Engagement Metrics
• “Monthly recurring revenue churn, daily active sessions.”
• “Average order frequency per user.” - Customer Feedback Collection Methods
• “In-app emoji sliders after each session.”
• “Moderated usability tests every sprint.” - Product/Service Improvement Strategies
• “Prioritise features voted top-3 in forums.”
• “Streamline checkout flow based on heat-map drop-offs.” - Improvement Impact Metrics
• “Support ticket volume drop.”
• “Increase in upsell rate per cohort.” - Continuous Feedback Loop Process (optional)
• “Monday stand-up reviews NPS and churn dashboard.” - Feedback Tools & Platforms (optional)
• “Hotjar, Intercom, Tableau.”
Practical workflow
- Complete every field with specific tactics and quantifiable KPIs.
- Click “Generate Growth Flywheel Plan” to receive a structured outline you can paste into project docs.
- Review suggested next steps, assign owners and deadlines, then track listed metrics weekly.
- Re-open the form after each sprint, update results and iterate your tactics to keep the flywheel turning.
Quick-Facts
- Average SaaS customer-acquisition cost sits at $205 (ProfitWell, 2023).
- A 5 % boost in retention raises profits 25–95 % (Reichheld, HBR 2020).
- NPS above 50 is “excellent” (Bain & Company, 2021).
- 72 % of customers share positive experiences with six or more people (American Express, 2017).
FAQs
What is the Growth Flywheel Calculator?
It is a planning form that structures your acquisition, retention, engagement and improvement ideas into one repeatable growth loop, based on HubSpot’s flywheel model (HubSpot, 2022).
How does it differ from a classic sales funnel?
The flywheel recycles existing users into promoters, using their energy to drive new acquisition, whereas funnels end after conversion (Halligan, 2018).
Which metrics should I prioritise first?
Start with customer acquisition cost, churn rate and Net Promoter Score; they correlate strongly with revenue growth (McKinsey, 2021).
How frequently should I revisit the plan?
Update inputs after every two-week sprint so you can react to metric changes quickly and keep momentum.
Can small teams benefit?
Yes. A two-person startup can map lean tactics, focus on one metric at a time and iterate faster than larger firms (Y Combinator Guide, 2022).
What tools integrate well?
Analytics: Google Analytics 4; Feedback: Typeform; CRM: HubSpot; each offers free tiers for early-stage budgets (Product pages, 2023).
How do I set a realistic Net Promoter Score goal?
Target at least 30 to start; cross-industry median is 32, while elite brands exceed 50 (Satmetrix Benchmark, 2022).
Why include a continuous feedback loop?
“Ongoing feedback prevents feature rot and keeps product-market fit sharp” (Product-Led Growth Institute, 2021).
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