Data Analytics Advice from Ben Smith

Posted on August 20, 2020 by

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“Losing sight of the end goal can lead to a bunch of numbers on a page and lackluster adoption,” he explained. “If you aren’t answering relevant questions and sparking an emotional response connected to your business goals, people will fail to act, lose interest, and walk away from the project.”

Read the full article here: 5 Analytics Mistakes You Need to Avoid.

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