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Introduction

Welcome to the Churn Prediction Sheets Practical Kit, designed to help you identify and mitigate customer churn in your business. This kit is tailored for business professionals and analysts who want to develop a data-driven approach to predicting customer churn and preventing customer loss.

Who is this kit for?

This kit is suitable for:

• Business analysts and data analysts
• Marketing and sales professionals
• Customer success managers
• Operations managers
• Anyone responsible for customer retention and growth

Core Framework

The core framework of the Churn Prediction Sheets is based on a simple yet effective approach:

Step 1: Gather Customer Data

To predict customer churn, you need to collect relevant customer data. This includes:

• Demographic data (age, location, job title, etc.)
• Behavioral data (subscription status, payment history, usage patterns, etc.)
• Customer interaction data (emails, calls, chats, etc.)
• Business data (revenue, expenses, sales performance, etc.)

Checklist:

[ ] Collect demographic data [ ] Collect behavioral data [ ] Collect customer interaction data [ ] Collect business data

Step 2: Clean and Preprocess Data

Clean and preprocess your data to ensure it's accurate and in a suitable format for analysis. This includes:

• Handling missing values
• Normalizing data
• Scaling data
• Encoding categorical data

Step-by-Step Template:

1. Handle missing values:
   • [ ] What type of data is missing? (e.g., demographic, behavioral, etc.)
   • [ ] How will you impute missing values? (e.g., mean, median, etc.)
2. Normalize data:
   • [ ] What type of normalization will you use? (e.g., min-max scaling, standardization, etc.)
   • [ ] How will you normalize data?
3. Scale data:
   • [ ] What type of scaling will you use? (e.g., standardization, logarithmic scaling, etc.)
   • [ ] How will you scale data?
4. Encode categorical data:
   • [ ] What type of encoding will you use? (e.g., one-hot encoding, label encoding, etc.)
   • [ ] How will you encode categorical data?

Step 3: Feature Engineering

Feature engineering involves creating new features from existing data that can help improve model performance. This includes:

• Creating new variables based on existing data
• Transforming existing variables
• Combining existing variables

Step-by-Step Template:

1. Create new variables based on existing data:
   • [ ] What type of variable will you create? (e.g., churn score, average order value, etc.)
   • [ ] How will you create the new variable?
2. Transform existing variables:
   • [ ] What type of transformation will you apply? (e.g., log transformation, square root transformation, etc.)
   • [ ] How will you apply the transformation?
3. Combine existing variables:
   • [ ] What type of combination will you use? (e.g., weighted average, geometric mean, etc.)
   • [ ] How will you combine the variables?

Sample template from the kit

Template 1: Churn Risk Assessment Matrix

| Criteria | High Risk | Medium Risk | Low Risk | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 1. Payment issues | [ ] | [ ] | [ ] | | 2. Lack of engagement | [ ] | [ ] | [ ] | | 3. Poor customer service | [ ] | [ ] | [ ] | | 4. Unmet expectations | [ ] | [ ] | [ ] |

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