EdTech products lose users at activation, not traffic acquisition
EdTech founders invest heavily in traffic but the real bottleneck is converting visitors into active learners and paying customers. Post-signup activation and monetization conversion are poorly instrumented and under-optimized in education products. Generic CRO tools lack the domain-specific funnel understanding needed for learning products.
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