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Product Management Root Cause Analysis Question: Facebook Events RSVP no-show problem diagram

Asked at Meta

15 mins

50% of users who RSVP yes to Facebook Events do not show up. What would you do?

Data Analysis Problem Solving User Experience Design Social Media Event Planning Technology
Social Media Engagement Root Cause Analysis User Behavior Event Management

Introduction

The issue of 50% no-show rates for Facebook Events RSVPs is a significant challenge that impacts user experience, event organizer satisfaction, and the overall value proposition of the Events feature. To address this problem, I'll employ a systematic approach to identify root causes, validate hypotheses, and develop both short-term and long-term solutions.

Framework overview

This analysis follows a structured approach covering issue identification, hypothesis generation, validation, and solution development.

Step 1

Clarifying Questions (3 minutes)

  • What's the historical no-show rate for Facebook Events?

  • Are there specific event categories or sizes more affected by no-shows?

  • Has there been any recent change to the RSVP process or event reminders?

  • What's the current user feedback on the Events feature?

Why these questions matter:

  1. Historical data provides context for the current situation.
  2. Identifying patterns in affected events can narrow down potential causes.
  3. Recent changes could directly impact user behavior.
  4. User feedback often contains valuable insights into pain points.

Hypothetical answers:

  1. Previously, the no-show rate was around 30%.
  2. Large public events seem to have higher no-show rates.
  3. A new RSVP option "Interested" was introduced 3 months ago.
  4. Users report feeling overwhelmed by event invitations.

These answers would guide our investigation towards recent feature changes and user perception issues.

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