Advocating for Amplitude
Want to bring Amplitude into your company, but don’t know how? We’ve created tools to help you know if Amplitude is right for you and how to show the value to your team.
What’s Covered
To support you in your analytics journey, we’ve developed these resources for you to explore.
Learn the difference between traditional vs self-service analytics and how Amplitude is helping teams do their best work.
Figure out gaps in your current analytics solution with the Curiosity Test to help enable better collaboration in your business.
From implementation to answering questions on what data to track, we help you answer the most frequently asked questions.
What is Self-Service Analytics exactly?
You’ve heard it’s a better way for teams to gain insights from their data, but why?
The Amplitude Advantage
How does Self-Service Analytics stack up to Traditional Analytics in a side by side comparison?
Traditional Analytics
Targeted towards generic reporting or visualization
Typically created for solo-analyst product usage
Implementation through SQL queries for data insights
Reliant on analysts as the gate keeper for any ideation
Self-Service Analytics
Customizable data insights including various touch-points
Hybrid collaboration and analytics product functionality
User friendly interface connected by simple instrumentation
Adaptable functionality to empower greater team insights
Enabling Curiosity
Leading with curiosity is at the heart of all analytics drives innovation and product development. Learn about the the Curiosity Test can help you understand how ready your company is to get curious.
Curiosity Test Benchmarks
So far, around 250 companies have completed the Curiosity Test. If you haven’t taken the test, please click here. We will be providing more detailed breakdowns in the future, but for now here’s a high-level look at the distribution of responses. Remember: the goal here is to demonstrate what is possible, and to hopefully nudge your team to better ways of working.
37%
0-1 points
High drag makes it almost impossible to get any insights. Significant hand-offs and dependencies.
26%
3-5 points
Medium drag, with bias to centralization and hand-offs. Answering questions is possible, but time consuming
26%
6-8 points
Low drag. Company still has areas of hand-offs and dependencies, but directionally the process is working.
11%
9-10 points
No drag. Frictionless access to self-service product analytics. Can scratch their curiosity itch.
Journey Mapping
Now that you've taken the Curiosity Test and have a sense of how easily your Product team can answer their own analytics questions, take these next steps to understand where you are in your journey:
1. Discuss scenario with your team (share this page as a pre-read).
2. Map your process to deepen the conversation.
3. Engage other stakeholders with the Curiosity Test.
4. Discuss how Amplitude can help.
Final Thoughts: Change Before You're Forced To
With change comes resistance— Learn how to navigate push back from your team while advocating for Amplitude in your business.
Learn More
Our community is at the heart of everything we do. We’ve included more resources below to learn more and get hands-on with our tools and content.
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