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Using PostHog
![While PostHog is obviously useful for product managers, engineers and analysts, there’s a lot it can do for other teams too — including customer success. Internally, for example, our CS team uses PostHog to track a variety of relevant metrics and to…]()
Oct 10, 2022 by Joe Martin
![One of the great things about PostHog is that it democratizes your product strategy by making analytics accessible to more than just analysts. There’s no need for old-fashioned SQL queries or complex business intelligence tools — marketing teams are…]()
Oct 10, 2022 by Joe Martin
![PostHog apps are a powerful, but hard to explain part of the platform. They’re powerful because they can do almost anything — and they’re hard to explain because they do almost anything. Want to import or export data into or out of PostHog? There…]()
Oct 10, 2022 by Joe Martin
![It can be tricky to know which events you should start tracking first if you haven’t used product analytics before. That’s why we recommend using PostHog’s autocapture. It's also why we give everyone their first million events for free, every month…]()
Oct 10, 2022 by Joe Martin
![So, you’ve installed your snippet and started tracking data in PostHog. What’s next? Before forging ahead into the heady world of insights , session recordings , experimentation and feature flags , we suggest taking a second to invite your…]()
Oct 10, 2022 by Joe Martin
![PostHog may have been built for product analytics, but that doesn’t mean you can only deploy it on your core product — you can also use it to gather analytics from your marketing website too. Internally at PostHog this is exactly what we do, tracking…]()
Oct 10, 2022 by Joe Martin
![We learned an interesting fact recently: only 20% of our users track their marketing website and their product using PostHog. This is our fault. We market to engineers at PostHog, so it's not a surprise we're less used for marketing. But here's…]()
Sep 28, 2022 by Andy Vandervell