Marketing Analytics
Meet the Team
Leadership
Team Members
Each functional marketing team has a designated point of contact with Marketing Analytics team member:
Team Member | Role | Area of Focus |
---|---|---|
David Egan | Sr. Manager, Marketing Analytics | Top to middle of funnel |
Djordje Micovic | Sr. Manager, Marketing Analytics | Middle to bottom of funnel |
Robert Kohnke | Senior Analytics Engineer | Marketing Analytics Engineering |
Jerome Ahye | Data Scientist | Marketing Data Science |
Dennis Charukulvanich | Senior Data Analyst | Top of funnel |
Ankit Kanwar | Senior Data Analyst | Full Stack marketing |
Luke Salmas | Senior Data Analyst | Bottom of funnel |
How to Work with Us
Create an issue in our Marketing Analytics project. Select an appropriate issue template or use the default template.
For urgent or small questions, reach us via the #mktg-analytics channel. We avoid direct messages to prevent workflow bottlenecks and maintain transparency in documenting insights.
Issue Templates
Select an appropriate template or use the default if none fit your request.
- Dashboard Request: New Tableau dashboard
- List Request: User list pull
- Web Analytics Request: Web data analysis
- Pixel Implementation: Third-party script implementation on the marketing website
- Data Engineer Request: Assistance with coding, coding standards, or data engineering
- Marketing Analytics Onboarding: Internal only - new team member onboarding
Who to Assign Issues To
Assign issues based on the “Team Members & Stakeholder Alignment” table. Unassigned issues trigger weekly alerts via our custom triage bot.
Our Work
We publish self-service dashboards to help teams understand key marketing KPIs. Our dashboard page lists our supported dashboards and the framework for publishing a new one.
Our Dashboards are based on the metrics defined in our Marketing Metrics page.
What We Support
We build dashboards and reporting using GitLab’s Enterprise Data Warehouse (EDW), including:
- Source of Truth (SoT) Tableau dashboards
- Ad-hoc reports in Snowflake and Tableau
- Ad-hoc investigations in Google Sheets
We don’t support SoT or campaigns based Dashboards in Salesforce.
How We Work
We plan quarterly to align projects with company objectives, which receive priority in our workflow. We organize work in monthly milestones and 2-week iterations. Unplanned ad-hoc issues are triaged based on urgency and alignment with company objectives.
Issue Board
Each MA team member has an issue board at the Marketing project level (search for Marketing Analytics
). Boards track task progression through the following status columns:
- New: Issues awaiting triage
- Start: Triaged and ready for next iteration
- In Dev: Active work in current iteration
- In Review: Awaiting stakeholder feedback or QA review
- Blocked: Blocked by another task
- Complete: Done
Issue Weights
Marketing Analytics uses the Fibonacci sequence when creating issue weights. We start with a weight of 2, smaller is too simple for an issue. Similarly, we break any issue larger than 13 into an epic.
Epics
In order to categorize various related issues, we make use of epics to help each team member organize their work, especially when it crosses multiple milestones. If it is a Marketing Analytics epic, we will add the In Epic label to it, so that we can easily see that it is part of an epic on our kanban board.
Milestones
The Marketing Analytics team works in one month milestones at the /gitlab-dot-com/ level. Each individual contributor (IC) is responsible for adding issues to the milestone that will be completed in the two week time frame. If needed, the IC will separate the main issue into smaller pieces that are workable segments of the larger request.
We are the Business Owners Of the Following Applications
- Bizible
- Allocadia
- Google Analytics
- Hightouch
To request access please follow the access request process as outlined in the business operations handbook. If you are working with a contractor or consultant that requires access to one of these tools, please follow the professional services access request process as outlined in the procurement handbook.
Operational Timeline of Changes
Periodically Marketing Analytics becomes aware of significant changes that affect overall data and reporting. To capture these, we have a shared Operational timeline of events with the MktgOps team. They primarily add any process changes to this document as they occur. It has been a great communication tool, especially as we look back at metrics in the past and can track the changes that were made.
Important Resources
Google Analytics 4
Google Tag Manager
Marketing Analytics - Analytics Engineering
Marketing Analytics Data Overview and General Information
Marketing Dashboards
Marketing Metrics
Marketing Persona Mapping
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