Churn Prediction
Predict subscriber risk from behavioural signals and use the score to target follow-up or access treatment.
Business impact
- Digital subscribers — The WSJ article reports 1,389,000 digital subscribers, up from 1.08 million a year earlier, but it does not attribute that change directly to the churn model.
Data requirements
- Customer spend versus projection data (tabular) — Snowflake uses spending differences from projections to identify customers for follow-up.
- Visitor behavioural signals (tabular) — WSJ uses more than 60 signals, including frequency, recency, device, content type and location.
AI methods and techniques
- Propensity scoring — WSJ assigns a score from more than 60 signals to estimate subscription likelihood.
- Pattern analysis — The WSJ article describes using frequency, recency, device, content type and other signals to distinguish visitor groups.
- Draft generation — Snowflake's internal agent drafts follow-up questions for salespeople based on customers whose spend differs from projections.
Industries
Real-world evidence
2 documented case studies on record.
Companies using this: Snowflake, The Wall Street Journal.
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