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    Analytics Tracking Planner

    Analytics Tracking Planner

    by Arnstein Larsen

    Build an implementation-ready analytics tracking plan from your product questions, stack, and consent constraints.

    Updated Jun 2026
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    Included in download

    • Design event taxonomies focused on key business questions.
    • Generate developer-ready data layer specifications.
    • Instant install

    Sample input

    Create a tracking plan for our SaaS signup flow using Mixpanel. We need to know where users drop off and if our free trial offer is working.

    Sample output

    Question: Which step has the highest drop-off? Event: Step Completed Properties: step_name (string), flow_id (uuid)

    Question: Does the trial offer convert? Event: Trial Started Properties: offer_type (string), billing_cycle (monthly|yearly)

    Naming: Object-Action (e.g., Form Submitted)

    About This Skill

    Six months after installing analytics, most teams discover they can't answer their most important question — because nobody designed the tracking around questions in the first place. This skill works backwards: it takes the decisions you need data for, derives the events and properties that answer them, and builds the taxonomy — a naming convention that survives team growth, property definitions with types and allowed values, and identity rules for anonymous-to-known user stitching. It covers funnel definitions, the consent constraints that determine what you may collect in the EU, and the governance that stops your clean schema from becoming event soup by Q3. Specify your product, your top questions, and your stack (GA4, Mixpanel, Amplitude, PostHog); you get an implementation-ready tracking plan — event table, properties, triggers, owners — your developers can build from directly.

    Use Cases

    • Design event taxonomies focused on key business questions.
    • Generate developer-ready data layer specifications.
    • Establish naming conventions to prevent schema debt.
    • Map user identity stitching across anonymous and known states.
    • Audit current tracking for governance and consent gaps.

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