Bangkok · referral program performance tracking

Dataroutepoint

We review how your app’s invite-and-reward program actually performs — from share taps to lasting referred users — then hand your team a clear written assessment you can act on.

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Flagship engagement

Our Referral Program Performance Assessment maps invite flow, reward economics, and referred-user quality over an agreed window — without asking you to buy new software.

  • Written findings plus a 90-minute walkthrough
  • 10–15 business days from kickoff to delivery
  • From ฿48,000 per assessment

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Related engagements

Pair the flagship assessment with deeper cohort work, incentive critique, or a recurring quarterly briefing.

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Referral Cohort Deep-Dive

Focused study of referred-user cohorts: retention, spend, and quality compared with your organic baseline over a defined period.

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Notes and calculator used for incentive cost review

Incentive Structure Review

Hands-on critique of reward amounts, eligibility rules, and payout timing so incentives attract the right invites without draining margin.

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Quarterly briefing conversation between consultants and client

Quarterly Performance Briefing

Recurring check-ins that track referral program health each quarter, flag drift early, and reset priorities with your marketing lead.

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What clients notice

Specific moments from recent referral program work — not generic praise.

“We thought our invite volume meant the program was healthy. The assessment showed most rewards were claimed by users who never completed a second month. The findings document was blunt in places — usefully so — and gave our product team three changes we could ship without a rebuild.”
Pimchanok S. · Growth lead, consumer finance app
“Dataroutepoint walked through our dual-sided credits line by line. I still wish we had caught the self-invite loophole earlier, but the review made the cost of keeping it obvious. We tightened eligibility the same week.”
Daniel R. · Marketing manager, Bangkok marketplace

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From the field notes

Printed funnel chart with handwritten stage notes

Reading referral funnels without vanity metrics

Which stages of an invite-and-reward journey actually tell you whether the program earns its keep — and which numbers quietly mislead.

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Budget spreadsheet and sticky notes about reward spend

When reward costs outrun referred-user quality

How to weigh baht spent on incentives against the lasting value of people who arrive through invites.

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