Base · Overview
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The base is the compounding asset acquisition feeds — the resellers we already have. This week it's growing in headcount but hollowing out: active is up, yet the ones we have order less often and spend less each, and the at-risk pool keeps climbing. £4,740 of monthly revenue now sits at risk — and winning it back is far cheaper than acquiring new. The health numbers, then how each stage is moving, then what to worry about before the trading meeting.
Primary metrics
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Secondary metrics
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What to be most concerned about
The base is hollowing and leaking — three to watch, churn first.
| Where | Fact | Cause | Proposed action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Churn | £4,740 at risk across 40 lapsed/dormant resellers; two ex-High accounts carry ~£900. Reactivation ~£25 vs £160 new CAC. | The at-risk pool is growing faster than recovery can reach it; winning back is far cheaper than acquiring. | Save the two ex-High lapsers this week; divert budget into the cheap early-lapsed tier while the pool is full. |
| Engagement | Headcount grew 42 → 54 while revenue per active fell £520 → £440; the once-a-month band has doubled to half the base. | Existing regulars are de-frequenting and downgrading — a silent contraction headcount growth masks. | Track depth not headcount; target the 3× → 1× slide with reorder plays, not the average. |
| New & activating | Only a third of newly-activated resellers become established regulars; month-1 retention has slid to 48%. | Nothing prompts or rewards the second order; the first month is lost after the first order is won. | Add a post-first-order onboarding sequence and a 2nd-order prompt around day 10. |
The base chapters
| Chapter | This week | Status |
|---|---|---|
| New & activating | Only a third of new resellers become regulars; M1 retention sliding. | Act |
| Engagement & cadence | Headcount up, revenue per active down; frequency drifting to once-a-month. | Act |
| Churn & dormancy | £4,740 at risk; reactivation ~£25 vs £160 CAC, but the pool is growing. | Act |
