What do you like best about Amplitude Guides and Surveys?
What I’ve liked the most about Guides & Surveys is how agile it makes communication requests. In our case, we’ve joined forces with the Product Marketing team to take some workload off the Development team, while also gaining full ownership of the process.
The experience has also shown us that we need to make some adjustments in our instrumentation. And personally, it’s pushed me to learn more about how to segment correctly. We are exploring the feature to have more feedback from our users. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
What do you dislike about Amplitude Guides and Surveys?
So far, here are some areas where we believe there’s room for improvement:
Displaying a guide on a specific page doesn’t necessarily mean it will only appear there. It simply means it will be triggered on that page, but then you have to manually hide it from a long list of other possible pages, which can be quite tedious, especially for non technical teams.
We're currently waiting for the multi-language support, since duplicating and creating separate guides for each market is not scalable in the long term.
The insights available within each guide are quite basic, and there's no option to open a more detailed chart or add it directly to a dashboard for deeper analysis.
You can’t group guides by title, which would be very helpful for identifying and analyzing them later.
For example: Banner 1 - Spain, Banner 2 - Latam, etc.
When duplicating banners, analyzing by key becomes very confusing and not very readable. Because the key is almost the same.
Sometimes the SDK doesn't connect properly. In our case, we’re using it via GTM (Google Tag Manager), and the connection can be inconsistent. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.