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Project Planning & Deployment Flashcards

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  1. What should be defined before building dashboards in a deployment project?

    Answer: KPIs and the decisions the dashboards must support

    Dashboards should be driven by KPIs tied to business decisions.

  2. After launch, what ongoing activity helps catch silent tracking breakage?

    Answer: Automated monitoring and alerts for data anomalies

    Continuous monitoring detects drops or spikes caused by site changes.

  3. Which is a typical reason to use a server-side tagging container in a deployment plan?

    Answer: To improve data control, privacy handling and page performance

    Server-side tagging moves processing off the browser, offering control and performance benefits.

  4. A product team ships a redesign without notifying analytics. What process gap does this expose?

    Answer: Lack of integration between release management and analytics planning

    Analytics must be included in release processes so tracking is updated with site changes.

  5. Which sampling of pages is best for an initial pilot of a new tracking plan?

    Answer: Representative templates covering key user journeys

    Piloting on representative templates validates the plan before full rollout.

  6. What is the main purpose of documenting known data limitations after deployment?

    Answer: To set correct expectations and prevent misinterpretation of reports

    Documenting gaps such as consent loss or ad blockers helps users interpret data properly.

  7. Which training approach best ensures adoption of a newly deployed analytics solution?

    Answer: Role-based sessions with documentation tailored to how each team uses the data

    Tailored training helps each audience use the data effectively in their decisions.

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