Analytics are highly important for product managers - and yet, analytic implementations often fail to actually help us. It's not the technology, and it's not the tactics. In most cases, it's our approach that's misguiding us! Analytics are there to answer important product questions, not just to collect data. How can we be mindful of our analytics so they enable us, rather than confine us?
Join Yoav Yechiam, Founder and head instructor at productMBA, as he explains best practices for a data-guided strategy that helps product managers get to the "why" of their biggest product goals.
Custom Calculations: Your business is unique — shouldn't your metrics be?Looker
Analytics is about so much more than defining high-level KPIs and building dashboards to amplify them. With a little creativity, you can create custom metrics designed to inform every member of an organization. With this knowledge of their effect on the business, everyone can optimize their impact on company-wide goals.
What you'll learn:
-Why standard KPIs may not be getting you everything you need
-Who can benefit from these new metrics (everyone!)
-How to identify key metrics and roll them out to the entire organization
-Get examples of how other companies are creating custom analytics
UK GIAF: Winter 2015
26th November, London
Kindly hosted at the offices of Space Ape Games.
GIAF returns to London with a fantastic line-up of industry speakers covering a broad range of topics from the realm of game analytics.
Speakers:
Juan Gabriel Gomila Salas, CEO at Frogames
Slot machines: Tweaking randomness in Social Casino
Learn how manipulating randomness on social casino games drives engagement, retention and monetisation.
Fred Easey, Head of Analytics at Space Ape Games
Analytical techniques: A practical guide to answering business questions
Exploring different methods you can use as an analyst to understand your game data
Mark Robinson, CEO at deltaDNA
Survey results: The secrets to successful F2P ad monetisation
Get a first-look at the data generated from a research project on in-game advertising, with over 100 game developers surveyed on their top grossing F2P games.
Better Living Through Analytics - Strategies for Data DecisionsProduct School
Data is king! Get ready to understand how a successful analytics team can empower managers from product, marketing, and other areas to make effective, data-driven decisions.
Louis Cialdella, a data scientist at ZipRecruiter, shared some case studies and successful strategies that he has used at ZipRecruiter as well as previous experiences. The purpose of this data talk was to enlighten people on how to make sure that analysts can successfully partner with other departments and get them the information they need to do great things.
Frameworks to Train New Analysts - Matt Whiteley - MeasureCamp12 - London 2018Matt Whiteley
This document provides frameworks to help manage and train analytics analysts, including checklists for discovery, analytics processes, and delivering analytics as a product. It recommends starting requests with understanding the audience, context, and story. For the analytics process, it suggests clarifying the question, identifying data sources, determining how to present information, and ensuring the work can inform action. It also advises applying product development tactics like prototyping, testing, and iterating. A competency grid is presented as a way to map progress for new analysts.
This document lists the recent roles of an individual with various companies, including positions as Sales Manager for North Asia with an enterprise software vendor, ASEAN Sales Manager for healthcare with a business intelligence solutions provider, VP of Engineering and Chief Marketing Officer with a healthcare analytics pioneer, and several other senior marketing, engineering, and management roles with startups and established companies. It indicates that the Spring Information Technology team can fulfill sales, marketing, technical, and project management positions in the technology industry.
A Win/Win for Your Product: Embedding Analytics for Product SuccessAggregage
Right now, you are wrestling with this very topic. Data. Your product is drowning in data. Your innovative, early adopter type Customers want not only access to it all, but the reporting and analytics capabilities to analyze it all. They know there is gold in that mine. The rest of your Customers crave better reporting. To add to this complex challenge, the opportunity to innovate doesn’t rest silently waiting for you to consider all your options, weigh the pros and cons, and plan the perfect update. Your Sales team is at your door. Your Customers are online with your Customer Success team and considering alternatives. Wait. There is more. What about your data?!?! How can use your Customers’ data to uncover patterns? How can you use measure product usage data to effectively enhance the solutions? How do you balance the precious R&D time to maximize what you can measure for you and your Customers? Do you want to solve valuable data related problems for your Customers? Do you want to compete more effectively? Do you want monetize the data?
The Three Pillars of Customer Success AnalyticsLooker
Learn how customer health analysis can not only help you maintain your current customer base, but also drive increased revenue from that existing base. In this webinar, we examined how we use customized health scores internally to achieve consistently negative churn rates, and cover a few examples from our customers who do the same.
Customer Success Analysis aides growth by helping you:
Retain revenue
Acquire new Revenue
Cut operational costs
Custom Calculations: Your business is unique — shouldn't your metrics be?Looker
Analytics is about so much more than defining high-level KPIs and building dashboards to amplify them. With a little creativity, you can create custom metrics designed to inform every member of an organization. With this knowledge of their effect on the business, everyone can optimize their impact on company-wide goals.
What you'll learn:
-Why standard KPIs may not be getting you everything you need
-Who can benefit from these new metrics (everyone!)
-How to identify key metrics and roll them out to the entire organization
-Get examples of how other companies are creating custom analytics
UK GIAF: Winter 2015
26th November, London
Kindly hosted at the offices of Space Ape Games.
GIAF returns to London with a fantastic line-up of industry speakers covering a broad range of topics from the realm of game analytics.
Speakers:
Juan Gabriel Gomila Salas, CEO at Frogames
Slot machines: Tweaking randomness in Social Casino
Learn how manipulating randomness on social casino games drives engagement, retention and monetisation.
Fred Easey, Head of Analytics at Space Ape Games
Analytical techniques: A practical guide to answering business questions
Exploring different methods you can use as an analyst to understand your game data
Mark Robinson, CEO at deltaDNA
Survey results: The secrets to successful F2P ad monetisation
Get a first-look at the data generated from a research project on in-game advertising, with over 100 game developers surveyed on their top grossing F2P games.
Better Living Through Analytics - Strategies for Data DecisionsProduct School
Data is king! Get ready to understand how a successful analytics team can empower managers from product, marketing, and other areas to make effective, data-driven decisions.
Louis Cialdella, a data scientist at ZipRecruiter, shared some case studies and successful strategies that he has used at ZipRecruiter as well as previous experiences. The purpose of this data talk was to enlighten people on how to make sure that analysts can successfully partner with other departments and get them the information they need to do great things.
Frameworks to Train New Analysts - Matt Whiteley - MeasureCamp12 - London 2018Matt Whiteley
This document provides frameworks to help manage and train analytics analysts, including checklists for discovery, analytics processes, and delivering analytics as a product. It recommends starting requests with understanding the audience, context, and story. For the analytics process, it suggests clarifying the question, identifying data sources, determining how to present information, and ensuring the work can inform action. It also advises applying product development tactics like prototyping, testing, and iterating. A competency grid is presented as a way to map progress for new analysts.
This document lists the recent roles of an individual with various companies, including positions as Sales Manager for North Asia with an enterprise software vendor, ASEAN Sales Manager for healthcare with a business intelligence solutions provider, VP of Engineering and Chief Marketing Officer with a healthcare analytics pioneer, and several other senior marketing, engineering, and management roles with startups and established companies. It indicates that the Spring Information Technology team can fulfill sales, marketing, technical, and project management positions in the technology industry.
A Win/Win for Your Product: Embedding Analytics for Product SuccessAggregage
Right now, you are wrestling with this very topic. Data. Your product is drowning in data. Your innovative, early adopter type Customers want not only access to it all, but the reporting and analytics capabilities to analyze it all. They know there is gold in that mine. The rest of your Customers crave better reporting. To add to this complex challenge, the opportunity to innovate doesn’t rest silently waiting for you to consider all your options, weigh the pros and cons, and plan the perfect update. Your Sales team is at your door. Your Customers are online with your Customer Success team and considering alternatives. Wait. There is more. What about your data?!?! How can use your Customers’ data to uncover patterns? How can you use measure product usage data to effectively enhance the solutions? How do you balance the precious R&D time to maximize what you can measure for you and your Customers? Do you want to solve valuable data related problems for your Customers? Do you want to compete more effectively? Do you want monetize the data?
The Three Pillars of Customer Success AnalyticsLooker
Learn how customer health analysis can not only help you maintain your current customer base, but also drive increased revenue from that existing base. In this webinar, we examined how we use customized health scores internally to achieve consistently negative churn rates, and cover a few examples from our customers who do the same.
Customer Success Analysis aides growth by helping you:
Retain revenue
Acquire new Revenue
Cut operational costs
Analytics in Action: How to Build Data-Informed ProductsHannah Flynn
As a product manager, you probably know specific ways to gather data to inform your product decisions, like the ever-popular A/B test. But as they say, you wouldn't put a round peg in a square hole. What about the times when it doesn't make sense to A/B test, because you have too small a sample size? Do you just do it anyway, because your company's product culture requires that you have those numbers?
Tim Herbig will share his hands-on approach to working with analytics in agile product management. Tim will discuss the line between being data-informed versus data-driven. The audience will leave with an analysis toolkit filled with the right data tools for every scenario. Data validation won't be an issue again.
This document discusses how data can be leveraged for product management. It outlines how data can be used as the core of a product, to optimize unit economics by ensuring lifetime value exceeds customer acquisition costs, for marketing optimizations by testing channels and optimizing return on marketing investment, and for product optimizations through A/B testing. However, it notes that most A/B tests are not statistically valid or impactful. It also discusses using data for personalization, including basic personalization triggers not requiring data science. Overall, the document advocates using data to understand customers, test changes, and optimize performance.
This document provides guidance on running a successful proof of concept (POC) for a big data project in six weeks. It discusses why many POCs fail, such as a lack of executive alignment, planning, and scope creep. The document recommends starting small by limiting the scope to a single business unit, executive, team, small number of data sources, and cluster size. It also emphasizes the importance of data management principles like abstraction, metadata, leveraging existing talent, and automation. The goal of the six week POC is to prove business value for the specific use case before expanding the project further.
A Practical Guide To Mixed Methodologies For UX ResearchUXDXConf
We've all heard it. The best UX research method is the mixed-method. By combining both qualitative and quantitative data the better you can understand your users. Is there such thing as too much data?
In this session, Alina will talk through how to manage your user insights to tangible actions and plan for your team. She will talk through:
- How in Allegro user insights is collated through research, big data and behavioural sciences but what happens next;
- How to prioritise your data/insights;
- What challenges can you encounter and how to solve them; and
- What best practices she uses to ensure the team is aligned in understanding these insights.
The document discusses marketing analytics and segmentation strategies at The RealReal, an online luxury resale store. It outlines how the company analyzes customer acquisition channels, on-site behavior, and remarketing efforts. Key aspects include flexible segmentation based on lifetime value, product use, and engagement over time. The document also describes how the company evaluates marketing campaigns by observing shifts in customer engagement buckets and purchasing behavior during campaign periods.
The Item Performance Calculator is an assistant for every cash shop decision maker.
Including 80/20, “A, B, C” and Active purchase users rules, rates (server equipment, objectives), year(s)/Month(s) turnover for each items in Game Currency, Euros or Dollars… the most helpful options are those offering immediate forecasts after each decision made by the project manager!
Many Faces of Data: How To Begin With UX Success Metrics?UXDXConf
The document discusses how to begin measuring user experience (UX) success metrics. It recommends starting by defining goals for what would make the design successful. The next steps are to prioritize key success events, choose 3-5 metrics aligned to goals and events, turn metric data into stories, and be aware that data needs interpretation. Measuring UX reduces opinion-based decisions and helps prioritize problems and improvements. The 5 steps provided are: 1) start with a goal, 2) prioritize success events, 3) choose metrics, 4) tell stories with data, and 5) understand data's limitations.
What is SPI IQ? What is it used for, what are the applications, and what are the benefits/ROI? Advanced Analytics and Business Intelligence for the Retail space. Presented by Matthew Robinson (Director of Sales Engineering, SPI) at the 2016 SPI Conference.
Tableau Conference 2014: How One Agency Evolved from Vendor to Strategic PartnerSIGMA Marketing Insights
- SIGMA Marketing Insights evolved from being a vendor that provided exhaustive data discovery and static reporting to clients, to becoming a strategic partner that uses Tableau to provide faster, more accessible, and engaging insights. Tableau helped transform SIGMA's culture and capabilities by enabling interactive dashboards, visualizations, and self-service access to data. This strategic shift strengthened SIGMA's service of illuminating clients' marketing strategies and driving customer growth through data-powered execution.
This document provides guidance on using a data-driven approach to building a search engine product. It recommends gathering customer data from various sources to understand usage patterns and segments. It also stresses the importance of defining clear metrics to optimize, conducting A/B testing to evaluate changes, and launching with a minimum viable product to iterate quickly. The overall message is that a data-focused process of testing, learning, and improving the customer experience is key to success.
The document is a summary of a discussion on martech that matters for the future. It includes:
1) Discussions around identity resolution, data convergence through customer data platforms, and other emerging technologies around the corner like identity and cookie management.
2) Questions about where Marketo fits in relation to capabilities like identity resolution, data enrichment, personalization, reporting, predictive analytics, machine learning, data management, journey management and more.
3) A discussion of how marketing automation platforms and customer data platforms are converging to provide data orchestration and analytics capabilities.
Intro to Product Management by Trunk Club Product ManagerProduct School
This document summarizes an introductory presentation about product management. It discusses both hard skills like using metrics and analytics tools, understanding user experience, and having business acumen. It also discusses soft skills like being solution-oriented, communicating effectively, context switching, having passion for the work, and leading without authority. The document provides a use case from Trunk Club about prioritizing a product strategy and roadmap, and how seemingly small decisions can have major impacts. It emphasizes understanding how customers actually use products.
How FOX Tests Everything from Mobile, Web, to Living Room DevicesOptimizely
FOX uses Optimizely's full platform solutions to support experimentation across its product and marketing teams. FOX relies on experimentation to drive key business metrics for its brands like FOX Now, FOX Sports, and FOX News. The Director of Digital Strategy and Optimization at FOX's Growth Marketing team oversees experimentation efforts to improve subscription signups, video and content engagement, and pay-per-view purchases. FOX Product teams also leverage Optimizely to test product updates, inform decisions, and validate hypotheses. The Director of Product Management leads an Optimization Guild to help FOX product teams design, run and analyze experiments.
Start With Why: Build Product Progress with a Strong Data CultureAggregage
Have you ever thought your product's progress was headed in one direction, and been shocked to see a different story reflected in big picture KPIs like revenue? It can be confusing when customer feedback or metrics like registration or retention are painting a different picture. No matter how sophisticated your analytics are, if you're asking the wrong questions - or looking at the wrong metrics - you're going to have trouble getting answers that can help you.
Join Nima Gardideh, CTO of Pearmill, as he demonstrates how to build a strong data culture within your team, so everyone understands which metrics they should actually focus on - and why. Then, he'll explain how you can use your analytics to regularly review progress and successes. Finally, he'll discuss what you should keep in mind when instrumenting your analytics.
Start With Why: Build Product Progress with a Strong Data CultureBrittanyShear
Have you ever thought your product's progress was headed in one direction, and been shocked to see a different story reflected in big picture KPIs like revenue? It can be confusing when customer feedback or metrics like registration or retention are painting a different picture. No matter how sophisticated your analytics are, if you're asking the wrong questions - or looking at the wrong metrics - you're going to have trouble getting answers that can help you.
Join Nima Gardideh, CTO of Pearmill, as he demonstrates how to build a strong data culture within your team, so everyone understands which metrics they should actually focus on - and why. Then, he'll explain how you can use your analytics to regularly review progress and successes. Finally, he'll discuss what you should keep in mind when instrumenting your analytics.
Surviving the Analytics Apocalypse_ The Death of Universal Analytics and the...In Marketing We Trust
Slidedeck from the Digital Analytics Wednesday Presentation held on the 14th of June.
Freddy, our Chief Innovation Officer, is speaking to us on the end of Universal Analytics and "new dawn" that is GA4. It doesn't sound melodramatic at all. ;) It will be cathartic and entertaining I'm sure as the looming deadline approaches.
Build a Foundation for Data Integrity with Analytics AuditingTinuiti
If your data isn’t collected correctly, it will impact everything downstream. Learn the importance of a well-implemented analytics platform and how it can inform your decision making. Discover how Mobius, and partner ObservePoint work together to maintain proactive data integrity.
Intuit - How to Scale Your Experimentation ProgramOptimizely
Here’s the playbook Intuit uses to increase its experimentation velocity — even when they face traffic limitations.
Mike Loveridge is not new to running experimentation teams. Before Intuit, he built out programs at Ancestry.com, GE, Humana, and CheapOair. He's an expert at making experimentation work at high velocity, even in traffic-challenged situations.
In this webinar, Mike Loveridge shared his best practices for making CRO work at high velocity, key lessons from scaling multiple teams, and why he's bullish on the future of "test and learn".
What Are the Basics of Product Manager Interviews by Google PMProduct School
Ankit walked through an intro to the Product Manager role, the skills needed, and how the role differs between small and large companies. He wrapped up with some advice that's helped him in his Product Manager interviews over the years.
He gave a structured approach to thinking about what a Product Manager actually does (structured, meaning no "top 10" lists) and what are the skills you need to do well as a Product Manager.
How to Use Data for Product Decisions by YouTube Product ManagerProduct School
With millions of new data points every moment, how are Product Managers expected to make sense of it all? This talk outlined the steps required to distill and synthesize data to drive actionable product decisions. The most effective Product Managers are those who know their data: they can justify product priority and roadmap changes, calibrate resource asks and manage their own time more effectively. This lecture equipped the audience with the tools necessary to draw insight from unstructured data using Google’s cloud analytics suite.
Analytics in Action: How to Build Data-Informed ProductsAggregage
As a product manager, you probably know specific ways to gather data to inform your product decisions, like the ever-popular A/B test. But as they say, you wouldn't put a round peg in a square hole. What about the times when it doesn't make sense to A/B test, because you have too small a sample size? Do you just do it anyway, because your company's product culture requires that you have those numbers?
Tim Herbig will share his hands-on approach to working with analytics in agile product management. Tim will discuss the line between being data-informed versus data-driven. The audience will leave with an analysis toolkit filled with the right data tools for every scenario. Data validation won't be an issue again.
In this presentation, Expert Decisions Inc. highlights the latest in Product innovation and how software tools can help optimize the planning and delivery processes
Analytics in Action: How to Build Data-Informed ProductsHannah Flynn
As a product manager, you probably know specific ways to gather data to inform your product decisions, like the ever-popular A/B test. But as they say, you wouldn't put a round peg in a square hole. What about the times when it doesn't make sense to A/B test, because you have too small a sample size? Do you just do it anyway, because your company's product culture requires that you have those numbers?
Tim Herbig will share his hands-on approach to working with analytics in agile product management. Tim will discuss the line between being data-informed versus data-driven. The audience will leave with an analysis toolkit filled with the right data tools for every scenario. Data validation won't be an issue again.
This document discusses how data can be leveraged for product management. It outlines how data can be used as the core of a product, to optimize unit economics by ensuring lifetime value exceeds customer acquisition costs, for marketing optimizations by testing channels and optimizing return on marketing investment, and for product optimizations through A/B testing. However, it notes that most A/B tests are not statistically valid or impactful. It also discusses using data for personalization, including basic personalization triggers not requiring data science. Overall, the document advocates using data to understand customers, test changes, and optimize performance.
This document provides guidance on running a successful proof of concept (POC) for a big data project in six weeks. It discusses why many POCs fail, such as a lack of executive alignment, planning, and scope creep. The document recommends starting small by limiting the scope to a single business unit, executive, team, small number of data sources, and cluster size. It also emphasizes the importance of data management principles like abstraction, metadata, leveraging existing talent, and automation. The goal of the six week POC is to prove business value for the specific use case before expanding the project further.
A Practical Guide To Mixed Methodologies For UX ResearchUXDXConf
We've all heard it. The best UX research method is the mixed-method. By combining both qualitative and quantitative data the better you can understand your users. Is there such thing as too much data?
In this session, Alina will talk through how to manage your user insights to tangible actions and plan for your team. She will talk through:
- How in Allegro user insights is collated through research, big data and behavioural sciences but what happens next;
- How to prioritise your data/insights;
- What challenges can you encounter and how to solve them; and
- What best practices she uses to ensure the team is aligned in understanding these insights.
The document discusses marketing analytics and segmentation strategies at The RealReal, an online luxury resale store. It outlines how the company analyzes customer acquisition channels, on-site behavior, and remarketing efforts. Key aspects include flexible segmentation based on lifetime value, product use, and engagement over time. The document also describes how the company evaluates marketing campaigns by observing shifts in customer engagement buckets and purchasing behavior during campaign periods.
The Item Performance Calculator is an assistant for every cash shop decision maker.
Including 80/20, “A, B, C” and Active purchase users rules, rates (server equipment, objectives), year(s)/Month(s) turnover for each items in Game Currency, Euros or Dollars… the most helpful options are those offering immediate forecasts after each decision made by the project manager!
Many Faces of Data: How To Begin With UX Success Metrics?UXDXConf
The document discusses how to begin measuring user experience (UX) success metrics. It recommends starting by defining goals for what would make the design successful. The next steps are to prioritize key success events, choose 3-5 metrics aligned to goals and events, turn metric data into stories, and be aware that data needs interpretation. Measuring UX reduces opinion-based decisions and helps prioritize problems and improvements. The 5 steps provided are: 1) start with a goal, 2) prioritize success events, 3) choose metrics, 4) tell stories with data, and 5) understand data's limitations.
What is SPI IQ? What is it used for, what are the applications, and what are the benefits/ROI? Advanced Analytics and Business Intelligence for the Retail space. Presented by Matthew Robinson (Director of Sales Engineering, SPI) at the 2016 SPI Conference.
Tableau Conference 2014: How One Agency Evolved from Vendor to Strategic PartnerSIGMA Marketing Insights
- SIGMA Marketing Insights evolved from being a vendor that provided exhaustive data discovery and static reporting to clients, to becoming a strategic partner that uses Tableau to provide faster, more accessible, and engaging insights. Tableau helped transform SIGMA's culture and capabilities by enabling interactive dashboards, visualizations, and self-service access to data. This strategic shift strengthened SIGMA's service of illuminating clients' marketing strategies and driving customer growth through data-powered execution.
This document provides guidance on using a data-driven approach to building a search engine product. It recommends gathering customer data from various sources to understand usage patterns and segments. It also stresses the importance of defining clear metrics to optimize, conducting A/B testing to evaluate changes, and launching with a minimum viable product to iterate quickly. The overall message is that a data-focused process of testing, learning, and improving the customer experience is key to success.
The document is a summary of a discussion on martech that matters for the future. It includes:
1) Discussions around identity resolution, data convergence through customer data platforms, and other emerging technologies around the corner like identity and cookie management.
2) Questions about where Marketo fits in relation to capabilities like identity resolution, data enrichment, personalization, reporting, predictive analytics, machine learning, data management, journey management and more.
3) A discussion of how marketing automation platforms and customer data platforms are converging to provide data orchestration and analytics capabilities.
Intro to Product Management by Trunk Club Product ManagerProduct School
This document summarizes an introductory presentation about product management. It discusses both hard skills like using metrics and analytics tools, understanding user experience, and having business acumen. It also discusses soft skills like being solution-oriented, communicating effectively, context switching, having passion for the work, and leading without authority. The document provides a use case from Trunk Club about prioritizing a product strategy and roadmap, and how seemingly small decisions can have major impacts. It emphasizes understanding how customers actually use products.
How FOX Tests Everything from Mobile, Web, to Living Room DevicesOptimizely
FOX uses Optimizely's full platform solutions to support experimentation across its product and marketing teams. FOX relies on experimentation to drive key business metrics for its brands like FOX Now, FOX Sports, and FOX News. The Director of Digital Strategy and Optimization at FOX's Growth Marketing team oversees experimentation efforts to improve subscription signups, video and content engagement, and pay-per-view purchases. FOX Product teams also leverage Optimizely to test product updates, inform decisions, and validate hypotheses. The Director of Product Management leads an Optimization Guild to help FOX product teams design, run and analyze experiments.
Start With Why: Build Product Progress with a Strong Data CultureAggregage
Have you ever thought your product's progress was headed in one direction, and been shocked to see a different story reflected in big picture KPIs like revenue? It can be confusing when customer feedback or metrics like registration or retention are painting a different picture. No matter how sophisticated your analytics are, if you're asking the wrong questions - or looking at the wrong metrics - you're going to have trouble getting answers that can help you.
Join Nima Gardideh, CTO of Pearmill, as he demonstrates how to build a strong data culture within your team, so everyone understands which metrics they should actually focus on - and why. Then, he'll explain how you can use your analytics to regularly review progress and successes. Finally, he'll discuss what you should keep in mind when instrumenting your analytics.
Start With Why: Build Product Progress with a Strong Data CultureBrittanyShear
Have you ever thought your product's progress was headed in one direction, and been shocked to see a different story reflected in big picture KPIs like revenue? It can be confusing when customer feedback or metrics like registration or retention are painting a different picture. No matter how sophisticated your analytics are, if you're asking the wrong questions - or looking at the wrong metrics - you're going to have trouble getting answers that can help you.
Join Nima Gardideh, CTO of Pearmill, as he demonstrates how to build a strong data culture within your team, so everyone understands which metrics they should actually focus on - and why. Then, he'll explain how you can use your analytics to regularly review progress and successes. Finally, he'll discuss what you should keep in mind when instrumenting your analytics.
Surviving the Analytics Apocalypse_ The Death of Universal Analytics and the...In Marketing We Trust
Slidedeck from the Digital Analytics Wednesday Presentation held on the 14th of June.
Freddy, our Chief Innovation Officer, is speaking to us on the end of Universal Analytics and "new dawn" that is GA4. It doesn't sound melodramatic at all. ;) It will be cathartic and entertaining I'm sure as the looming deadline approaches.
Build a Foundation for Data Integrity with Analytics AuditingTinuiti
If your data isn’t collected correctly, it will impact everything downstream. Learn the importance of a well-implemented analytics platform and how it can inform your decision making. Discover how Mobius, and partner ObservePoint work together to maintain proactive data integrity.
Intuit - How to Scale Your Experimentation ProgramOptimizely
Here’s the playbook Intuit uses to increase its experimentation velocity — even when they face traffic limitations.
Mike Loveridge is not new to running experimentation teams. Before Intuit, he built out programs at Ancestry.com, GE, Humana, and CheapOair. He's an expert at making experimentation work at high velocity, even in traffic-challenged situations.
In this webinar, Mike Loveridge shared his best practices for making CRO work at high velocity, key lessons from scaling multiple teams, and why he's bullish on the future of "test and learn".
What Are the Basics of Product Manager Interviews by Google PMProduct School
Ankit walked through an intro to the Product Manager role, the skills needed, and how the role differs between small and large companies. He wrapped up with some advice that's helped him in his Product Manager interviews over the years.
He gave a structured approach to thinking about what a Product Manager actually does (structured, meaning no "top 10" lists) and what are the skills you need to do well as a Product Manager.
How to Use Data for Product Decisions by YouTube Product ManagerProduct School
With millions of new data points every moment, how are Product Managers expected to make sense of it all? This talk outlined the steps required to distill and synthesize data to drive actionable product decisions. The most effective Product Managers are those who know their data: they can justify product priority and roadmap changes, calibrate resource asks and manage their own time more effectively. This lecture equipped the audience with the tools necessary to draw insight from unstructured data using Google’s cloud analytics suite.
Analytics in Action: How to Build Data-Informed ProductsAggregage
As a product manager, you probably know specific ways to gather data to inform your product decisions, like the ever-popular A/B test. But as they say, you wouldn't put a round peg in a square hole. What about the times when it doesn't make sense to A/B test, because you have too small a sample size? Do you just do it anyway, because your company's product culture requires that you have those numbers?
Tim Herbig will share his hands-on approach to working with analytics in agile product management. Tim will discuss the line between being data-informed versus data-driven. The audience will leave with an analysis toolkit filled with the right data tools for every scenario. Data validation won't be an issue again.
In this presentation, Expert Decisions Inc. highlights the latest in Product innovation and how software tools can help optimize the planning and delivery processes
This document discusses roadmapping for innovations and new products. It introduces ReleasePlanner, a tool that uses data analytics to help companies plan innovative products and services, balance stakeholder priorities, and allocate resources optimally. The tool predicts customer excitement, facilitates scenario planning, and integrates with project management software. It aims to increase competitiveness, customer satisfaction, and the ability to respond quickly to changes. Contact information is provided to request a free demo of ReleasePlanner's capabilities.
Modern Product Data Workflows: Products for Product People - Best Practices i...Hannah Flynn
1. The webinar discusses best practices in analytics for product managers using data to drive product decisions.
2. Looker is presented as a modern analytics platform that provides data insights to all departments and integrates with applications to deliver data directly into decision making.
3. Successful data-driven product management involves identifying goals, finding opportunities, understanding problems, developing and testing solutions, launching changes and monitoring key performance indicators.
Taking Splunk to the Next Level - ManagementSplunk
Your team is up and running with Splunk. Now you want to maximize your investment and solve additional business problems. Attend this session led by a Splunk expert on how to expand beyond the initial use case. Learn how to how to capture, document and present Splunk's data and present impactful ways to calculate ROI using concrete metrics; cost savings, time savings, efficiency gains, and competitive advantage.
Smarter Experimentation with Fully Integrated DataOptimizely
When it comes to your experimentation program, you’re only as reliable as the data you use. When customer data is siloed and fragmented, it impacts the user experience and internal operations. You need to ensure your team is leveraging the most comprehensive visitor and event-level data to build better cross-device user experiences and create highly targeted experiments and personalization strategies for audiences.
In this session, you’ll learn:
- How to fuel better user experiences in Optimizely with centralized, comprehensive, and enriched data from Tealium
- How Tealium can stitch together anonymous and known visitor data and then leverage those audiences within Optimizely to generate more consistent cross-device experiences
- How to leverage both online and offline data to deliver a seamless user experience across devices
- How to connect Optimizely and Tealium using both client-side and server-side integrations for increased performance and real-time experiences
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1. Ask the "Right" Questions: Your Data-Guided
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make data-driven decisions. With 80,000 businesses, over a million
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3. More about GoodData
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Powering analytics for over 50% of the Fortune 500, GoodData
helps software companies:
● Provide easy to use analytics to their entire business network
(customers, employees, partners, etc)
● Free up development to focus on their core product
● Expand growth through creating new product(s) or workflows
● Build solutions for new personas in existing products
● Scale analytics where they have outgrown existing solutions
(data volumes, user growth, performance, speed of
innovation and agility)
4. What Makes GoodData Different?
GoodData is the only data and analytics platform that offers:
● Powerful, easy analytics - at scale, for any persona
● Robust and flexible data integration - supports any
technology stack
● Open platform for developers - for infinite flexibility
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6. About Yoav Yechiam
Yoav Yechiam is the Chief Analytics and Product Strategy consultant at Y-Perspective - Product Consulting firm.
A thought after Analytics lecturer who also runs various workshops on this subject and has published a few
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7. Ask the "Right" Questions
Your Analytics-Guided Product Strategy
By Yoav Yechiam
Product Strategy & Analytics Specialist
8. WHo am I - Yoav Yechiam
● Product lead in 8 companies
● Served >50M unique users
● 4-time CEO
● Owner at Y-Perspective consulting firm
● Product Strategy & Analytics consultant
● Founder of the productMBA & SU CEO Course
● 1 beautiful wife + 3 boys + 1 dog
10. ‘Data-driven’ should just be killing it, right?
Visits
Visitors
Pageviews
Unique pageviews
Demographics
Devices
OS
Screen sizes
11. Quick poll:
What's your current level of analytic
instrumentation?
● We don't use any
● Just Google Analytics
● GA + one or two other tools
● We have a whole stack!
12. Common practice for PMs
● Map out ALL possible interactions (event table)
● Implement event table
● Release version
● Wait to accumulate data
● ‘Browse’ through the data
● Try to follow user paths
● Settle for new + returning users dashboards
13. “But that’s what
everybody’s doing…”
“We need time for the
data to
accumulate”
“How can I analyze
before I have the data?”
14. What’s so wrong with the common practice?
● Data overload - 100’s of events - confines you
● Events are weak (minimal properties)
● Minimal/no use of ‘User Properties’
● Costly if you pay by data points
● Postpones the most important part - THE QUESTIONS
Reports vs. Analysis
16. The RIGHT SIDE UP methodology
Fundamentals:
● Product oriented
● Strategic approach
Steps:
● Begin with GOALS
● Metric / KPIs
● Strategic questions
● Investigation methods
● End with EVENT TABLE
17. ‘North star’ document
● PRODUCT goals
● One top metric
● Progress indicators
● KPIs:
Business / Product / Marketing
18. Analytics Strategy
1. Where do we anticipate data-driven decisions?
2. What will make an impact on the KEY metric?
3. Where should we look?
4. How do we investigate?
5. What do we measure?
}Our Analytics plan
19. User paths
● Onboarding
● Interactions
○ CTA / core / rewards
● Decision points
○ Navigation / conversion
● Return
○ Triggers / habits formed
● Monetization
What do we really
want to understand?
Towards optimizing
our 1 top metric
21. which of the following tactics are you familiar with?
● Segmentations / ‘breakdowns’
● Funnels
● Flow charts / Navigation paths
● Cohorts
● Session recordings
● Heat maps
26. Summary - Right side up methodology
● Think strategy
● Begin with GOALS
● Identify your top metric => KPIs
● Ask the right questions
● How you should investigate them
● Complete the EVENT TABLE Sudoku
27. The one thing worse than using no data,
is using wrong data…
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