Organizers
Understanding series audience retention
Retention tracks who returns after their first edition. Segments group core fans, regulars, newcomers, and at-risk guests.
- Organizers
Series audience retention shows whether people come back after they try your program once.
First and second attendance
- Endzah looks at who attended a first edition, then who returned for a second.
- Retention rate summarizes that return behavior across the series window shown.
Retention windows
- Cards may show short windows such as 30 or 90 days depending on the insight surface.
- A higher rate means more first-time guests returned within the window.
Segments
- Core fans: guests with the strongest repeat pattern across editions.
- Regulars: people who come back often but are not the very top tier.
- Newcomers: first-edition guests still early in their journey.
- At-risk: guests who have not returned recently when they previously did.
What to expect
- Segments can overlap. One person may count toward more than one group when their behavior fits both.
- Small series produce unstable percentages until you have enough editions and guests.
How to use it
- Open Series insights for the program you care about.
- Read retention alongside loyalty and health.
- Act on at-risk and newcomer patterns with messaging or programming outside Endzah.
Limitations
- Retention uses check-in and ticket redemption data from your editions.
- Transferred tickets credit the holder who redeemed, not every intermediate owner.
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Related guides
Series performance and audience
Series insights show revenue, attendance, discovery, loyalty, audience size, and health for a recurring program in one place.
Understanding series health
Health score summarizes whether a series is Healthy, Growing, Declining, or At risk using retention, audience growth, loyalty, and engagement.
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