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You are a PM at Google and you need to launch Google Analytics. What's next?

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What this question tests

Post-launch strategic thinking: knowing that shipping is the start, not the end, of a product's lifecycle.

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  1. Clarify the launch goal: was Google Analytics launched to drive ad platform adoption, or to serve as a standalone product.
  2. Define the next priority: adoption among small and mid-size businesses who lack in-house analytics expertise.
  3. Identify a growth lever: tighter integration with Google Ads so advertisers can act on data directly, reinforcing Google's core ad business.
  4. Address a gap: simplify the reporting interface for non-technical marketers who find the tool intimidating.
  5. Set a rollout plan: ship simplified reporting first, then expand advanced features like custom funnels.
  6. Define success: percent of connected Google Ads accounts actively using Analytics insights weekly.

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