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This template is designed to help marketing or product managers clearly and consistently define the events and calls needed to make their Segment instance useful and achieve their analytics goals. The template includes instructions for creating a tracking plan, pre-defined calls that are common to most use cases, and recommendations for maximizing the value of a Segment instance. By using this template, managers can create a clear plan that developers can use to quickly implement the tracking required to start deriving insights from data.
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This template is designed to help marketing or product managers clearly and consistently define the events and calls needed to make their Segment instance useful and achieve their analytics goals. The template includes instructions for creating a tracking plan, pre-defined calls that are common to most use cases, and recommendations for maximizing the value of a Segment instance. By using this template, managers can create a clear plan that developers can use to quickly implement the tracking required to start deriving insights from data.
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This template is designed to help marketing or product managers clearly and consistently define the events and calls needed to make their Segment instance useful and achieve their analytics goals. The template includes instructions for creating a tracking plan, pre-defined calls that are common to most use cases, and recommendations for maximizing the value of a Segment instance. By using this template, managers can create a clear plan that developers can use to quickly implement the tracking required to start deriving insights from data.
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