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Product Analytics Essentials - A Beginner's Guide to Product Management

Master Product Analytics & Make Data-Driven Decisions in Product Management

Raj Elakkara

Created by Raj Elakkara

Get a practical introduction to product analytics and learn how to make smarter decisions in product management. Discover how to track user behavior, measure product success, and use data to create better user experiences. Build a strong foundation in data-driven thinking for product development.

Packt | Aug 2025 | 114 min

What You Will Learn

You will start by exploring the basics of product analytics, then move on to hands-on activities that let you apply what you learn. Real-world examples and practical exercises help you connect theory to everyday product management tasks. Each topic builds on the last, so you gain confidence as you go.

Key Features

  • Understand key analytics concepts to measure and improve product performance
  • Practice analyzing user behavior and identifying opportunities for product growth
  • Apply segmentation and A/B testing to make informed, targeted product decisions

Target Audience

Perfect for aspiring product managers, career changers, or anyone new to product development. If you want to use data to make better product decisions but have little or no experience in analytics, you'll find the guidance you need here. A basic understanding of business or technology is helpful but not required.

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