Startup Glossary

A User Retention Strategy is a plan to keep customers engaged and continue using a product or service over time, crucial for long-term business sustainability.

User Retention Techniques are strategies employed to keep users engaged and continuing to use a product or service, aiming to reduce churn and increase loyalty.

User Satisfaction Analysis involves assessing how satisfied users are with a product or service, typically through surveys, feedback, and usage data.

User Segmentation is the practice of dividing a company’s users into groups that reflect similarity among users in each group, to tailor strategies for different segments.

User Segmentation Analysis is the practice of dividing a business`s user base into distinct groups based on common characteristics, to tailor products, services, and marketing more effectively.

User Segmentation Strategies involve dividing a product’s user base into distinct groups based on behavior, demographics, or other criteria to tailor marketing and development efforts.

User Session Analysis is the analysis of individual user interactions with a website or application in a single session, used to understand user behavior and improve user experience.

A User Story is an informal, natural language description of one or more features of a software system, often used in agile software development.

Utilization Efficiency measures how effectively a startup uses its available resources, including capital, personnel, and technology, to achieve its business objectives.

User Story Mapping is a collaborative planning technique that visualizes the journey of a user by creating a graphical, organized representation of all user stories.

User Traction is the demonstrable demand for a product or service, evidenced by user growth metrics and engagement levels.

User-Centric Data is information collected with a focus on the user, used to understand behavior, preferences, and needs to inform decision-making and product development.

User-Centric Design is an approach to product development and design that places the needs, wants, and limitations of end-users at the forefront of its priorities.

User-Centric Innovation focuses on creating new products or improving existing ones based on deep understanding and anticipation of user needs and behaviors.

User-Centric Marketing focuses on creating marketing strategies primarily centered around the needs, preferences, and behaviors of users, aiming to provide personalized experiences.

User-Driven Development prioritizes feedback and input from end-users throughout the product development process, aiming to create solutions that closely match user needs and preferences.

User-Generated Content (UGC) is content created and shared by consumers about a brand or product, which can significantly influence brand perception and success.

User-Generated Innovation refers to new products, services, or improvements suggested by users or customers, often through open innovation platforms or feedback channels.

Utility and Design Patents protect the functional aspects of inventions (utility patents) and the unique appearance or design of products (design patents).

Utility Computing is the provision of computing resources, such as computing power and storage, as a metered service similar to a traditional utility, like electricity.