How I would create a tracking plan for Asana to track its product features
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Create a product tracking plan for Asana
How would you create a tracking plan for Asana to track its product features?
Sure, this is a question for Asana data people but we pretend they just hired us to help them.
When defining product events, I learned one important thing:
Don’t get into the “we want to know all clicks” rabbit hole.
Defining product events should first be on a pretty high level. So you can easily measure a product feature usage with 3-4 events.
Also, make sure that you find some powerful properties. Properties are the juice of all analysis. They enable you to break down usages by plans, user groups, company sizes, ….
Learn in this video (link in the comments) how I define the product entities (aka features) for Asana, then define the major activities and finally get some properties to better describe the product features and their usage.
Link to video: https://youtu.be/Y6hwH9iaLlw
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