Formula
SIR model, K = i × c
Why it matters
It is the core measure of viral growth and is often paired with cycle time, which decides how quickly each wave of users arrives.
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The viral coefficient is another name for the K-factor: the average number of new users generated by each user through invites or sharing.
It is the core measure of viral growth and is often paired with cycle time, which decides how quickly each wave of users arrives.