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Why didn't I do this sooner

@mikestrives

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Selling · SaaS › Analytics

Plausible Analytics plausible.io ↗

Why it worked

The video effectively leverages a common pain point (complexity of Google Analytics) and offers a clear, simple solution (Plausible Analytics) with a visual demonstration. The creator's personal journey and recommendation add authenticity, while the 'Day 25' framing creates a sense of ongoing progress and encourages viewers to follow along.

Summary

The creator explains why they switched from Google Analytics to Plausible Analytics for website tracking, citing its simplicity and ease of use. They highlight how Plausible provides fast data reports and makes it easy to filter goals and conversions, ultimately recommending it for building products quickly.

Structure

1Introduction and regret about not switching sooner
2Ditching Google Analytics for Plausible Analytics
3Reasons for switching: complexity of Google Analytics vs. simplicity of Plausible
4Demonstration of Plausible's user interface and features
5Recommendation and call to action

Product placement

Google Analytics: ACTS - it is used for tracking website visitors. Removing it would change what happens in the video. Plausible Analytics: ACTS - it is used for tracking website visitors and provides fast data reports. Removing it would change what happens in the video. Plausible.io: APPEARS - it is the URL for Plausible Analytics. Removing it would not change what happens in the video, but would make the product harder to find. mikestrives.com: ACTS - it is a website for which analytics are being tracked. Removing it would change what happens in the video. mikestrives.com/learn: ACTS - it is the destination for the creator's own product/course. Removing it would change what happens in the video.