AdvancedMultiple choice
A retention programme is offered to customers whose usage has just dropped sharply, and their usage recovers. What is the problem?
- AThe sample is too small to detect an effect reliably
- BSelection on a dip guarantees recovery without any treatment
- CUsage is the wrong metric for measuring retention
- DThe programme may have been offered too late to help them
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