Who is this article for?
For professionals and learners who want to understand this capability before applying it or choosing training.
What you need to understand
Growth Marketing looks for levers across the funnel and tests them through measurable experiments.
It matters when acquisition, activation and retention must be managed together.
Why this skill matters today
It matters when acquisition, activation and retention must be managed together.
Mandragore Learning Academy connects this article to the corresponding learning path that actually exists in its catalogue.
What you actually do with this skill
Use case : Analyse a funnel
Growth Marketing improves sustainable growth across acquisition, activation, conversion, retention and referral using data, experimentation and automation.
Problem : Growth Marketing looks for levers across the funnel and tests them through measurable experiments.
Context : It matters when acquisition, activation and retention must be managed together.
Skills : Funnel, Activation, Conversion, Retention, Cohorts, A/B testing.
Example : Identify where users drop between visit, signup, activation and purchase.
Hands-on application : Track cohorts, repeat usage and churn.
Skills to master
Growth Marketing looks for levers across the funnel and tests them through measurable experiments.
Errors, limitations and points of attention
- Confusing tools with capability.
- Working without measurable success criteria.
- Ignoring stakeholders.
- Losing decision traceability.
- Measuring activity instead of outcomes.
How to progress
Train with Mandragore Learning Academy
Mandragore Learning Academy connects this article to the corresponding learning path that actually exists in its catalogue.
It matters when acquisition, activation and retention must be managed together.
Related competency path
It matters when acquisition, activation and retention must be managed together.
Mandragore source: catalogue configuration files remain the source of truth for the training actually offered.
- Google Analytics — Google Analytics Help