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Hey guys, I want to learn how to do instrumentation for good product analytics but can't seem to find any good resources. Not sure if it's just me or other PMs also face this. Would appreciate any suggestions or leads Thanks in advance!

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Hi All, We are building a B2C product and anticipating 2.5lac DAU. Shall be starting with a small team of 10 engineers. Could some one suggest a cheapest tool that will have 1. Metrics 2. Logging 3. Correlation of the above 2. So preferably both of them in one place. I have used datadog in the past and really liked it but it is out of our budget for now. I am thinking of using ELK with Prometheus though system metrics and logs will be separated. And with aws cloud watch, cost is a concern and do not want engineers to look at AWS dashboard for all debugging and monitoring purpose. ( We might also use Azure or GCP later, if we get startup credits. So then separate tools for logging might be an overhead. Anyone from past experience, any suggestions?

As the title says I want to learn how and which tools do product people in startups use to query data, make dashboards, do A/B testing and all that. I'm working at a startup where none of this is practiced, so I want to know how other folks do it as most startups in the growth stage and above do this and expect the candidate to be aware of the tools, setup etc.

Fellow PMs, What performance metrics do you measure for your web application and what tools do you use for the same? I am aware of Lighthouse Web Vitals Report by Google, is there any other good alternatives? Also, Lighthouse doesn't work for apps behind logins, how do you measure in that case?

I plan on starting a venture, bootstrapped. It is a very small and low maintenance SaaS project that I aim to release as a passive source of income, just something on the side. With an extremely small team. Any tips/guidance/suggestions/networks are welcome

1. Frameworks: - AARRR (Pirate) Metrics - North Star Framework 101 (12 pages, PDF) - Google HEART framework 2. Techniques: - Cohort Analysis - Funnel Analysis - Customer Segmentation 3. Types of metrics: - Vanity vs. actionable metrics - Qualitative vs. quantitative metrics - Exploratory vs. reporting metrics - Lagging vs. leading metrics 4. What makes a good metric? - A good metric is understandable - A good metric is comparative - A good metric is a ratio or rate - A good metric is behavior-changing 5. The Ultimate List of Product Metrics (7 pages, PDF): - Acquisition Metrics - Activation Metrics - Engagement Metrics - Retention Metrics - Revenue Metrics - Referral Metrics 6. Recommended books: - Lean Analytics by Alistair Croll and Ben Yoskovitz - Product Analytics by Joanne Rodrigues - Data Science for Business by Foster Provost and Tom Fawcett —— An interactive mind map with all links (free): xmind.ai/share/SdTRR4Wt —— Selected links: - North Star Framework 101 (12 pages, PDF): theproductcompass.tech/ns-101pdf - The Ultimate List of Product Metrics (7 pages, PDF): theproductcompass.tech/metrics

Lead social, brand, perf, SEO, partnerships, community, growth, pretty much everything across zero to fairly high budgets. Happy to help.

I'm always doubtful, even after doing rigorous customer validation and analyzing user data. Happy to learn from folks here.