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The single metric that determines if your business will survive is the Retention Curve. This strategic explainer video unveils the system of Cohort Analysis Fundamentals that proves “The ONE Metric That Reveals If Your Business Will Survive” by serving as the ultimate financial stress test.

We begin by exposing the illusion that success is a mystery, revealing how the CAC crisis forced the necessity of LTV prediction based on early engagement data. We open the engine to show the core mechanism: tracking the Retention Curve to find the Day 90 Stabilization Point. We dive deep into the psychology, connecting the system to Habit Formation and Commitment/Consistency, proving that failure in the first 90 days breaks the chain of commitment. Finally, we provide the framework for mastery, showing how to Segment by Acquisition (to find high-quality channels) and Engineer Proactive Intervention (automated support to hit the habit threshold).

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