The 3-month constraint is what tripped me up.
Start by clarifying the goal of the referral program (e.g., acquisition, activation, retention) and the current metrics. Then propose a structured 3-month plan that includes diagnosing issues, prioritizing improvements based on impact/effort, and defining success metrics. Focus on quick wins and iterative testing.
Pro tip: Show that you understand Revolut's unique context: high-growth fintech, regulatory constraints, and multi-product ecosystem. Suggest leveraging existing user data and cross-selling opportunities to make referrals more valuable.
Ask clarifying questions to understand the current referral program's goals, performance metrics (e.g., CAC, conversion rate, viral coefficient), and constraints. Align on what success looks like in 3 months.
Identify pain points and opportunities by analyzing the funnel: awareness, invitation, acceptance, activation, and retention. Consider user segments and competitive benchmarks.
Generate ideas across incentives, user experience, targeting, and channels. Prioritize using a framework like RICE or impact/effort, focusing on high-impact, low-effort changes for the 3-month horizon.
Outline a phased plan: Month 1 for quick wins and A/B tests, Month 2 for scaling successful experiments, Month 3 for optimizing and measuring. Include resource needs and dependencies.
Define success metrics (e.g., referral rate, CAC reduction, LTV of referred users) and a process for monitoring, learning, and iterating post-launch.
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