What analytics tools are you using?
Ido Lavi
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Hey Product Hunt!
I've joined the Amy team recently, and we're launching soon (check us out - https://www.producthunt.com/upcoming/amy-2).
As part of this launch, I'm trying to figure out which data analytics tools to use to improve our website, messaging and most importantly, our product.
I was thinking of the following analytics stack:
1. Google Analytics for traffic data
2. HotJar / Fullstory for UX/UI and visitor recordings
3. Segment for event tracking and quantitive data
Are there any other tools that you've been using and can recommend? Do you think we're missing something?
Thanks!
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Fabian Maume@fabian_maume
Google tag manager for tag management.
Google analytics for quantitative data.
SmartLook for qualitative data.
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@fabian_maume How are you using GA for quantitive data? Are you setting events at each stage and tracking them in GA?
Congrats on joining the team!
Google Analytics
Mixpanel
Matomo
@antonovna What features do you like in Matamo, that are better than GA?
I highly recommend Plausible Analytics
It is the cleanest analytics platform I have ever used.
At Product Hunt we use Periscope and Google Analytics. Although, in a part life I also really like adding Amplitude to the mix as well. Looker is also great if you have someone to manage it.
We primarily use our own product. We use Lucky Orange for traffic data, visitor recordings, live visitors, heatmaps, event tracking, promo code monitoring, conversion funnels and trigger a chat invite and announcement by event.
While we have GA and Google Tag Manager, Lucky Orange gives us such a wide range of data and insight that we have everything we need in one location. It really paints the full picture of what happens to visitors from beginning to conversion. I know I'm bias, but I also use it on a daily basis to evaluate other campaigns and projects.