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#Startups, discover the potential of the Insights Report in "5 Ways Startups Can Use the Umami Insights Report." This reporting tool enables you to deeply explore your website or app analytics through advanced filtering. Prepare to unlock insights: https://lnkd.in/eSPGw-CT

Umami and startups go perfectly together! Umami is an analytics platform designed for startups, offering core features like real-time tracking and visitor analytics alongside customizable reports and custom event tracking capabilities, all tailored to help startups make quick, data-driven decisions without the complexity of enterprise solutions. https://lnkd.in/eN9m-Fct

Looking for an Open-Source Alternative to Google Analytics? We break it all down for you in our latest blog post: https://lnkd.in/eTJ3kQpH

Thank you to our incredible community! 🌟 We've reached 22,000+ GitHub stars thanks to developers like you who believe in privacy-focused, open-source analytics. Your support drives us to keep improving Umami and making web analytics more transparent and accessible for everyone. Join our growing community at https://lnkd.in/dbTmYmE3 #OpenSource #WebAnalytics #Privacy

For Founder/CEOs, Umami really shines when it comes to our custom reports/ Get all the insights without the complexity 👇 Insights Report: Dive deep into your data with advanced segmentation and filtering. Funnel Report: Visualize and optimize your conversion paths to boost your bottom line. Retention Report: Track user stickiness and improve long-term engagement. UTM Report: Measure campaign effectiveness with comprehensive UTM parameter analysis. Goals Report: Set, track, and visualize progress toward key business objectives. Journey Report: Map out user paths to understand and enhance the customer experience. From user acquisition to long-term retention, all of Umami's reports can be customized to your specific needs as a founder/CEO. To learn more about how Startups can use Umami, check out our blog post: Analytics Needs at Different Startup Stages https://lnkd.in/evDuqYKQ

🗓️ Join us TODAY, Wed, Oct 16 @ 1 PM EST / 10 AM PST for a live webinar: What's New with Umami: https://lnkd.in/eWeguKYx We've had many updates recently and want to make sure you're getting the most out of Umami. During the live webinar, we will: -Break down all the recent updates and new features -Demonstrate how to use these new tools effectively -Open up the floor for your questions We're looking forward to seeing you there! 👉 Registration: https://lnkd.in/eWeguKYx Thanks, Umami Team

The Goals report lets you set, track, and visualize progress toward your objectives. This report is perfect for startups who need access to data quickly. We explore 5 Ways Startups Can Use the Umami Goals Report https://lnkd.in/eUx9SQNe in our latest blog post.

We all know that custom events, such as button clicks, form submissions, video plays, and purchases, are important to track. Our latest blog post compares how Umami does custom events compared #GA4, who will come out the winner? 👉 https://lnkd.in/e-jByYjf

So much has changed over the last few months! Next week, Oct 16, register to join us live or to receive the recording for our webinar, What's New with Umami? https://lnkd.in/eWeguKYx

This is not widely known, but in certain situations, #GoogleAnalytics will use data sampling. In the context of website analytics, data sampling means analyzing a subset of your total data rather than processing every single interaction. This approach is often used when dealing with very large datasets to reduce processing time and computational resources while still providing statistically significant insights. To quote Google's GA4 docs: "In Google Analytics, data sampling may occur when the number of events used to create a report, exploration, or request exceeds the quota limit for your property. When this happens, Analytics uses a portion of the data and then scales up to provide directionally accurate results that are representative of all your data." This essentially means that, in these situations, as your traffic and usage scales, your data might not be 100% accurate, and you will be reviewing sampled data. Umami does not practice data sampling, so you know that your data is always 100% accurate.