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product-analytics-guide

Implement product analytics — event tracking, funnels, retention, experimentation, and data-informed decisions.

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## Overview

Product analytics measures what users actually do: which features they use, where they drop off, what retains them, and which changes move metrics. This skill covers the practice — event taxonomy, instrumentation, funnel and retention analysis, experimentation, and building a data-informed product culture. Tool-neutral.


Product analytics turns user behavior data into decisions: what to build, what to fix, and what to kill.
This skill covers event tracking design, funnel and retention analysis, experimentation, and the cultural practices that make data actually influence roadmaps.
## When to use

- Designing event tracking taxonomies
- Analyzing funnels and drop-offs
- Measuring feature adoption
- Running product experiments
- Building product dashboards
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