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Final Presentation

Understanding Member Engagement with the Platform

Team QSpark

Adam Singer, Dahlia Andres, Samantha Taskale, Swarna Velumani, Zafir Naseem

Dahlia Andres

Zafir

Naseem

Swarna

Velumani

Samantha

Taskale

Adam Singer

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A Letter From Our Team

QUEST Honors Program December 12, 2022

1407 Van Munching Hall

University of Maryland

College Park, MD 20742

Dear Gabby,

First and foremost, our team is forever grateful for the opportunity to work with you and Spark This Day. This guide is meant to help you and the rest of your colleagues improve and better understand user engagement with the Spark This day Platform. We wish to extend our thanks not only to you, Gabby, but to Michael Schwartz and other members of the Spark This Day team. Our work would not have been possible if it were not for you, the resources you provided, and your valuable insights into the process. Additionally, we are grateful for the project scope as we are happy to have worked on such an impactful and meaningful topic.

Finally, we recognize that this is Spark This Day’s first partnership with the QUEST Honors Program. We hope that this relationship will continue in the future. Our team appreciated working with you on this unique opportunity, and we hope that together we have been able to make a positive impact on our UMD community. Please feel free to reach out to our team with any questions regarding our recommendations or information presented in this guide.

Sincerely,

Dahlia Andres, Adam Singer, Samantha Taskale, Swarna Velumani, and Zafir Naseem

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Agenda

Data Methods

  • Client and Opportunity
  • Data Analysis

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Recommendations

  • Future Impact

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  • Questions

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Client and Opportunity

Our client is a digital wellness experience that ignites an employee’s pathway to wellbeing.

Spark this Day “aims to co-create a world where burnout is the exception, not the norm”

Opportunity: To understand member engagement with the platform and its various features

Points of Engagement:

  • Spark Wellness Pathways
  • Team Challenges
  • Community

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Data Methods

Minimal data transformations

Engagement metrics: % video watched, pathway enrollment, type of video watched

Interaction Path Analysis to better determine engagement patterns

Developed graphical models to visualize engagement level

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Interaction Path Analysis

Showing strong interaction from direct, google, and email links

Most visitors are using the platform through direct links -> prior knowledge

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Cohort Analysis

Cohort vs Orders based on Pathway Selected

Cohort and Pathway data were given as separate data frames

The Nourish program is the most popular regardless of cohort type.

Cohort

Plan

Plan vs Orders based on Pathway Selected

# of orders

# of orders

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Pathway Analysis

Understand engagement with specific pathways and videos

Empower videos have a higher completion rate overall.

Yet, the Nourish pathway is popular among all cohorts

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Video Type Analysis

But Yoga and LIIT Cardio have a smaller standard deviation.

Most video types have a completion rate greater than 80%

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Recommendations

Prioritize stress relieving aspects

Develop general video titles and more in-demand videos

Re-examine the method of collecting data and the strategies used for marketing

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Future Impact

Assure higher member engagement and satisfaction

amongst all pathways

Obtain beneficial user demographic information to measure individual engagement

Bring more awareness to the Spark this Day app

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Thank You!

  • Project Champion: Gabby Lubin
  • Instructor: Dr. Joe Bailey
  • TA: Jessica Strongin

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Appendix

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Appendix A

Blue = Total visitors

Green = unique visitors

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Appendix B

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Appendix C