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Identify members who have not done a specific activity

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Identify members who have not done a specific activity

In this guide, we’ll walk you through how to use Orbit to find members who have not done a specific activity in your community. This is especially useful for finding those who have not performed a key step in their community journey that you know will increase their chances of sticking around.

Go to the Members tab to get started.

  • Click Add Filter → Activity Type, timeframe…
  • Click Who did. Choose Who did not do.
  • Select the activity you have in mind.
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  • Change the timeframe to find members who didn’t do this activity in the last year.

Now I have a list of everyone that did not send a Discord message in the last 365 days.

Next Steps

Now that you’ve identified which members have not performed this activity, you may consider creating a list to keep track of these members. Using a list, you can reach out to members to encourage them to perform that activity and keep track of your progress.

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