Lean Analytics: The Definitive Guide to learn how to use Data to Track, Optimize and Build a Better and Faster Business For your Startup

by Adam Ross

Are you looking to grow your startup? Want to know how the power of analytics can help you create a more functional, streamlined business model? Then this book is for you! Understanding your business is essential to helping it grow. Knowing where to put your time, energy, and money can mean the difference between success and failure – but how do you know where to begin? Inside this book, you’ll uncover a detailed and comprehensive exploration of lean analytics, a powerful and practical way of gaining a deeper understanding of your business’s inner workings. Covering everything from the basic fundamentals of the Lean Analytics system to how you can identify good metrics, make data-based decisions , and implement this powerful system into your business, this book offers a path to drastically improving every area of your startup . Inside this comprehensive guide, you’ll With a wealth of practical advice, tips and tricks, and notes on common mistakes to avoid, inside this book you’ll find powerful strategies for taking your business to the next level . Understand how to make data work for you, build your business by focusing on the right metrics, and learn to take advantage of the incredible Lean Analytics model!

218 pages, Paperback

Published March 9, 2020

About the author

Adam Ross's debut novel, Mr. Peanut, a 2010 New York Times Notable Book, was also named one of the best books of the year by the New Yorker, the New Republic, and the Economist. His story collection Ladies and Gentlemen, included "In the Basement,'' a finalist for the BBC International Story Prize. His current novel, Playworld, a New York Times and Washington Post Notable Book, was named one of the best books of the year by People magazine and Town & Country. It won the 2025 Christopher Isherwood Prize and is a finalist for the 2025 Gotham Book Prize. He was the Mary Ellen von der Heyden fellow in fiction at the American Academy in Berlin, as well as a Hodder Fellow at Princeton University. He is the editor of the Sewanee Review.