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Written by Luiza Gircoveanu
Updated over 8 months ago

ObservePoint is not for any one team, it's for everyone involved in digital experiences at your organization. Here we will define best practices for sharing insights and discuss which audiences could start benefitting from ObservePoint if they aren't already.

Note: ObservePoint's pricing is not based on user licenses, so you are welcome to invite as many users as you choose without incurring additional cost.

Sharing Features

In addition to this article, you should explore these help docs outlining using specific features that support shareability.

Audiences

Digital Analysts

These team members implement measurement technologies, build reports, and tell stories with insights powered by data they collect. Data integrity, effective measurement, and collaboration with marketing, IT, and legal/privacy teams are top priorities for this group.

Here are our recommendations for Digital Analysts:

Alerts

  • Slow loading Tags

  • Broken Tags

  • Missing Tags

Audit Reports

Journeys

  • Simulate a user interacting with your website and validate key conversion events that fire throughout your top conversion funnels.

Rules

  • Ensure key variables are capturing some data with each page view or other event.

  • Validate the mapping between your data layer and your analytics technologies and other 3rd party pixels.

File Substitution

  • Simulate a pre-production version of your Tag Management System on your live website prior to publishing to Production

    • Prior to migrating to a new analytics technology, test your staging library

  • Disable your Tag Management System to identify hard-coded tags across your entire website.

Product Managers

These team members want to know what is going on across the portions of website that they manage. Site Health, User Experience, and understanding insights provided by analytics are top priorities for this group.

Here are our recommendations for Product Managers:

Alerts

  • Broken Pages

  • Broken Links

  • Broken Tags

  • Average Page Load Time

Audit Reports

  • Test product analytics by simulating a user interacting with your website and validate key conversion events that fire throughout your top conversion funnels.

ObservePoint Custom Tags

  • Accelerate rebranding projects by searching for key terms across your site that need to be updated

  • Identify non-standard terms and naming conventions so you can quickly correct them

Content Managers

These team members want to know what is going on across the portions of website that they manage. User Experience and high quality content are top priorities for this group.

Here are our recommendations for Content Managers:

Alerts

ObservePoint Custom Tags

  • Create inventory of all video source URLs

  • Create inventory of all image source URLs

  • Key Word Search Custom Tag

    • Accelerate rebranding projects by searching for key terms across your site that need to be updated

Consent Management Platform Admins

These team members are trying to govern the cookies, network requests, and Javascript Files that are collecting website visitor information with and without user consent. Privacy Compliance, information security, and correctly implemented privacy technology are top priorities for this group.

Here are our recommendations for Consent Management Platform Admins:

Alerts

  • Unapproved Cookies

  • Unapproved Tags

  • 3rd Party, Non-secure Cookies

  • Cookies with Expiry beyond 1 year

  • Changed JavaScript Files

  • See the source and origin story of any cookie set on your website.

  • Define an approved list of cookies, tags, and request domains/geolocations and receive a notification if any unapproved/new technology appears

Audit Reports

QA Engineers

These team members are primarily responsible for the functionality of the website. They need to know that after each new release, broken experiences, missing functionality, and errors are identified as quickly as possible, so they can be addressed and not negatively impact customer experience and revenue. Site Experience, monitoring revenue driving funnels, and test efficiency are top priorities for this group.

Here are our recommendations for QA Engineers:

Alerts

  • Broken pages

  • Broken links

  • Console errors

  • Console warnings

Journeys

  • Automate functional testing of top conversion funnels across the website.

Pre-Production Validation

  • Test lower environments

    • Use these methods to access and Audit secure, pre-production environments to catch issues before they are released to production.

    • Integrate with your deployment pipeline to ensure timely testing and accelerate high quality delivery.

SEO Specialists

These team members are primarily responsible for optimizing website content so that search engine algorithms are more likely to drive organic traffic to the website.

Here are our recommendations for SEO Specialists:

Alerts

  • Broken Pages

  • Broken Links

  • Average Page Load Time

Validate that each page meets important HTML benchmarks

  • meta-descriptions on every page

  • Images have have "alt" attributes describing them

  • Every page has 1 <h1> tag with that meets recommended character requirements

  • etc.

JSON-LD Validation

  • Validate these Javascript objects that are commonly used to caption key meta-data for improving search-ability. This is a common best practice for large scale SEO strategies.

Paid Media Campaign Managers

These team members are primarily responsible for running campaigns that successfully drive traffic to a conversion funnel. They need to know that their active campaign landing pages produce great customer experiences and result in more top of funnel leads.

Here are our recommendations for Paid Media Campaign Managers:

Alerts

  • Broken Pages

  • Broken Links

  • Average Page Load Time

Audit Reports

  • Ensure that every landing page has analytics capturing key events

  • Landing Page - Use Case Overview

    • An executive summary of key metrics for the health of your landing pages

  • Monitor query parameters to ensure they persist through redirects.

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