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What is your aha moment example?
There are two types of Aha moments that you might experience: your Aha moment! and the users’ aha moment. A popular example is Facebook’s “7 friends in 10 days” — users who added 7 friends in their first 10 days after signing up were more likely to stick around and become active customers.
How do you measure aha moments?
How to identify your aha moment
- Talk to actual users. Power users. Churned users.
- Look for patterns. Identify value metrics. Look at customer behavior of good and bad customers. Look for moments of friction.
- Shortlist and test potential behaviors. Shortlist potential behaviors. Prioritize your experiments. Start small.
What is the Aha moment and why is it important?
That’s why figuring out the aha moment is central to your product’s success. For those unfamiliar, an aha moment (sometimes called the eureka effect or WOW moment) is the moment when new users first realize value in your product. It’s related to your product’s activation event, but from the user’s perspective.
How much data do I need for the Aha moment?
The aha-moment is very case specific, so you will need to figure out the specific metrics/KPIs that work with your product yourself You have to already have some decent amount of your app/product’s data at hand, i.e. 6–12 months of data.
What is an Aha moment in UX design?
For those unfamiliar, an aha moment (sometimes called the eureka effect) is the moment when new users first realize value in your product. It should happen at some point during the first time your user tries your product—most often during onboarding.
What is an Aha-moment in an app?
The aha-moment is the set of events or certain experience a user has with a product that transforms him/her from a casual user trying out the app into an avid, hardcore, loyal user that will stick with the app until “forever”.