Explore a real site
Product pages, articles, forms and resources. Interactions have a context, as in everyday projects.
DANIEL MELONI · ANALYTICS LAB
Learn. Experiment. Measure.
A realistic site for moving from concepts to practice: data, content and interactions to explore.
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01 / AN INTERACTION
02 / A READABLE EVENT
{
"event": "select_item",
"ecommerce": {
"item_list_name": "Manuals",
"items": [{
"item_id": "BQ-V1",
"item_name": "BigQuery"
}]
}
}A METHOD, NOT JUST TOOLS
Product pages, articles, forms and resources. Interactions have a context, as in everyday projects.
Start from a question and define events, parameters and expected results before configuring your tools.
Connect Digital Analytics and Analytics Engineering: from collecting events to reading tables.
YOUR TECHNICAL LIBRARY
From raw data to your first answer. A path for learning to read a table, write queries and reason about metrics.
Turn isolated queries into an orderly project. Learn to describe dependencies, models and checks.
Combine different sources and build analyses that describe user behaviour, without losing sight of data quality.
ACADEMY · DEMO PROGRAMMES
From your first trigger to a documented pipeline. Explore the programmes and find where to start.
Explore the Academy ↗THE SITE IS THE LABORATORY
Catalogue and product pages
Fields, errors and simulated submission
Reading, search and navigation
Accordions and frequent questions
Demo files ready to download
Paths and training programmes
Every interaction on these pages produces an event in the dataLayer, preceded by the pageData push carrying the page's global parameters.
NOTES FROM THE WORLD OF DATA
01 Google Tag Manager
A click is a technical fact. Understanding why you want to measure it is the first step towards useful tracking.
5 min read ↗02 Google Tag Manager
Stable names and clear parameters keep events understandable even when the layout changes.
6 min read ↗03 GA4
List, product, cart and order must all talk about the same object. Identifiers make the difference.
7 min read ↗«The moment an event becomes understandable is the moment you really start measuring.»
A demo student's voice · not a real review
THE NEXT STEP
Explore the demo resources and build your own method, one exercise at a time.