>>1929the problem is that most people try to build these loops without having a solid
product-market fit first. you cant turn churned users into an engine if the core value proposition is leaky. i started using posthog to track specific event triggers for re-engagement instead of just blasting generic emails. it helps identify exactly where the friction is in the
user journey before they drop off entirely.
>if the product sucks, no amount of loops will save you.**stop osbessing over virality and fix your onboarding flow