Noticing a trend where CRM tracking is blending with daily analytics streams. It’s creating this constant flow of insights.
Wonder how others are handling this convergence. Are you finding it more useful or just information overload?
Curious about the tools people are using to make sense of it all.
Seen that trend too. Bit overwhelming at first. We use Mixpanel to filter the noise. Helps focus on what matters for our app.
That data blend can be tricky. I use Segment to funnel everything into one place, then set up simple views in Google Data Studio.
Keeps it manageable and lets me spot trends without drowning in details. Focus on a few key metrics that actually drive your business decisions.
Remember, more data doesn’t always mean better insights.
Yeah, that merge is real. We’ve been riding that wave for about a year now.
At first, it was like drinking from a firehose. Too much data, not enough clarity.
We ended up building custom dashboards in Amplitude. Took some trial and error, but now we can see user behavior and CRM data side by side.
Game changer for us was setting up alerts for specific patterns. Like when engagement drops for high-value customers. Lets us act fast.
Still tweaking things. But overall, it’s made our team way more proactive. We catch issues earlier and can personalize outreach better.
Just gotta be careful not to get lost in the weeds. Easy to obsess over every little data point.
Been there. Here’s what works:
Pick 3-5 key metrics that actually move the needle. Ignore the rest.
Use a tool like Mixpanel or Amplitude to merge CRM and analytics data. Set up custom dashboards focused on those core metrics.
Automate weekly reports. Don’t get sucked into checking stats daily.
Create alerts for significant changes or thresholds. Act on those, not every little fluctuation.
Train your team to use data to make decisions, not just collect it.
Keep it simple and actionable. More data doesn’t mean better results. Focus on what drives real business outcomes.
Built my own tool. Tracks core metrics daily. Keep it simple and actionable.