Save yourself time, money, and frustration with our step-by-step guide to Segment—the best way to implement your analytics tools.
When it comes to building and growing a business, your marketing stack plays a key role. But with so many options for analytics, sales, and marketing tools, it can be a massive headache to get all of the tools you want to play nicely with your website, and with each other.
Segment is the Rosetta stone of APIs. It can communicate with all of the tools you use to track and analyze your data. This allows you to better understand and control all of your analytics, sales, and marketing tools—with significantly less upkeep, maintenance, and dev hours.
In this webinar, Dan McGaw will walk you through the steps you need to take in order to successfully implement your own Martech stack, starting with Segment.
19. Do an internal review
- Make sure the naming makes sense
to everyone involved, especially people
you have not hired yet.
- Keep things short, no 45 character
event names please
- Use dates instead of true or false
- Consolidate as much as possible, let
the properties do most of the work
20. Make sure everyone agree’s
- Use strike through to
deprecate things
- Leave great details on
what an event or
property mean
- This spec will be your
bible for analytics
26. Be prepared to explain
- Don’t get defensive
- Understand that you will have to
compromise to get anywhere
- Engineering does not hate you,
they just don't work for you.
- When you are told no, find a
workaround
32. What and how are you auditing
- Audit every event name and
property for spelling,
capitalization and correct firing
- Do this all in a test account on
staging environment.
- Nothing goes to production until
audited
- Once it is in, it is in, don’t f*ck it up