What were your engagement numbers between A and C? I would expect similar numbers between A and C maybe more with C since AI stuff can be off-putting to some users.
sounds like A and C are entirely different UX so maybe people just didn't like the results of A compared to C.
Unsurprising that later engagement with C was higher since signup would be a deliberate response to seeing the product instead of "because I had to".
Also unsurprising that B has the most raw signups because looks like with that there's no meaningful way to engage with the product without doing so, given the low impedance of leveraging Oauth (lots of people are signed in all the time anyway) for some users signups are basically zero-care, would be interesting if the ratio of email signups to Oauth on option C were different than B since C is a deliberate choice.
Results don't seem that surprising.
What were your engagement numbers between A and C? I would expect similar numbers between A and C maybe more with C since AI stuff can be off-putting to some users.
sounds like A and C are entirely different UX so maybe people just didn't like the results of A compared to C.
Unsurprising that later engagement with C was higher since signup would be a deliberate response to seeing the product instead of "because I had to".
Also unsurprising that B has the most raw signups because looks like with that there's no meaningful way to engage with the product without doing so, given the low impedance of leveraging Oauth (lots of people are signed in all the time anyway) for some users signups are basically zero-care, would be interesting if the ratio of email signups to Oauth on option C were different than B since C is a deliberate choice.