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3. Cohort Retention
This section tracks individual signup cohorts month by month instead of relying on blended averages. Logo retention settled at 61-71% after a year, but revenue retention landed at 122-187% for the same cohorts. The accounts that stick around expand enough to more than cover the third that leave a pattern that only shows up once you follow cohorts individually.
Full breakdown, SQL, and the Power BI dashboard: github.com/MZT49/leaky-bucket-saas-churn
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After a long silence — Power BI has been consuming all my hours 🎯
Just wrapped Page 1 of a multi-page sales performance dashboard for a supermarket chain client. This is what I've been building quietly instead of posting 😅
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My client was tracking sales in scattered reports — no single source of truth for MOM (Month-over-Month) trends, store performance, or daily variations. Leadership had to hunt through multiple sheets to answer basic questions.
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To anyone rebuilding their portfolio:
Real client work beats portfolio templates every single time. Even if you disappear from LinkedIn for 3 months, showing actual deliverables matters more than consistent posting.
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