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MIXPANEL TRAINING: FINALLY UNDERSTAND WHAT YOUR USERS ARE DOING

Hack'celeration offers a Mixpanel training to learn how to analyze your users' behavior and make decisions based on real data. Not vanity metrics, actionable insights.

We'll see together how to track the right events, create conversion funnels, analyze retention with cohorts, segment your users by behavior, and connect Mixpanel to your stack (Segment, Make, your app). You'll have a clear vision of what works and what blocks in your product.

This Mixpanel training is designed for product managers, growth hackers, founders, and data teams who want to master product analytics. Whether you're starting from scratch or already have a poorly configured Mixpanel account.

100% practical. We build your analytics setup together. At the end, you're autonomous to track, analyze, and optimize your product.

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Modules
06
UNDERSTAND MIXPANEL · CREATE YOUR TRACKING · IMPLEMENT TRACKING · ANALYZE WITH FUNNELS · RETENTION AND COHORT · DASHBOARDS, ALERTS A
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Why this training

Why take a Mixpanel training?

Because Mixpanel can transform raw data into clear product decisions. Instead of guessing what your users do, you know it.

The problem: most teams install an analytics tool, track anything, and end up with unusable dashboards. Or worse, they make decisions based on metrics that mean nothing. Mixpanel is powerful, but poorly configured, it's useless.

Here's what you'll master:

  • Define a solid tracking plan: You learn to identify critical events to track (sign-up, activation, conversion) and structure your user properties for precise segmentation.
  • Create conversion funnels: You build funnels to visualize where your users drop off and identify friction points.
  • Analyze retention: You use cohorts and retention curves to understand if your users come back (and why).
  • Segment by behavior: You create segments based on real actions, not just demographics.
  • Connect Mixpanel to your stack: You integrate Mixpanel with Segment, your app, or tools like Make to automate analysis.

 

Whether you're launching your first tracking or want to clean up a chaotic setup, we give you the right reflexes to transform Mixpanel into a decision-making tool.

Outcome 01
UNDERSTAND MIXPANEL AND PRODUCT ANALYTICS
We start with the fundamentals: what is product analytics and why is it differen
Outcome 02
CREATE YOUR TRACKING PLAN
Before coding anything, we define what we're going to track. This is THE part ev
Outcome 03
IMPLEMENT TRACKING
We move to implementation. You learn to send data to Mixpanel.We see different m
Outcome 04
ANALYZE WITH FUNNELS AND FLOWS
Data is arriving. Now, we analyze.You create your first conversion funnels: sign
Curriculum

What you'll learn in our Mixpanel training

06Modules · curriculum
01

MODULE 1: UNDERSTAND MIXPANEL AND PRODUCT ANALYTICS

We start with the fundamentals: what is product analytics and why is it different from classic web analytics (Google Analytics).

You understand Mixpanel's event-based philosophy: instead of tracking page views, we track user actions. That changes everything.

We see the difference between events, user properties, and super properties. You learn to think in terms of user journey, not sessions.

You discover the Mixpanel interface, the different available reports (Insights, Funnels, Flows, Retention), and how to navigate efficiently.

At the end of this module, you understand Mixpanel's logic and you know exactly what you're going to track.

02

MODULE 2: CREATE YOUR TRACKING PLAN

Before coding anything, we define what we're going to track. This is THE part everyone rushes through.

You learn to identify your key events: critical moments in the user journey (sign-up, activation, first valuable action, conversion, retention).

We build together a structured tracking plan with clear nomenclature. You define your events, their properties, and your user properties.

You understand the difference between event properties (specific to an action) and user properties (persistent). This avoids tracking randomly.

We also see common mistakes: too many events, poorly named properties, inconsistent data. You'll know how to avoid them.

At the end, you have a tracking plan ready to implement. Clean, documented, maintainable.

03

MODULE 3: IMPLEMENT TRACKING

We move to implementation. You learn to send data to Mixpanel.

We see different methods: JavaScript SDK, mobile SDK (iOS/Android), server import via API, and integration via Segment or RudderStack.

You implement your first events with the right properties. We configure user identification (identify, alias) to track the same user across their devices.

You learn to use Mixpanel Debugger to verify that your events arrive correctly. This is essential before launching in production.

We also see how to manage super properties (persistent data on all actions) and group analytics for B2B.

At the end, your tracking is live and you're receiving clean data in Mixpanel.

04

MODULE 4: ANALYZE WITH FUNNELS AND FLOWS

Data is arriving. Now, we analyze.

You create your first conversion funnels: sign-up → activation → conversion. You visualize where users drop off at each step.

We learn to segment funnels by user properties (acquisition source, plan, device) to identify conversion variations.

You discover Flows to visualize the real paths of your users. Not what you think they do, what they really do.

We see how to use breakdowns to dig into data: which segment converts better? Which feature is used by users who stay?

At the end, you know how to create actionable funnels and identify friction points in your product.

05

MODULE 5: RETENTION AND COHORTS

Retention is what makes the difference between a product that works and a leaky bucket.

You create retention analyses to see if your users come back. We use cohorts to compare behaviors by sign-up period or segment.

We analyze retention curves: D1, D7, D30. You understand what each point means and how to interpret a curve that flattens (or not).

You learn to identify actions correlated with retention. What behaviors in the first days predict a user who stays?

We create behavioral cohorts to target your actions: users at risk of churn, power users, activated but not converted users.

At the end, you know how to measure and improve your product's retention.

06

MODULE 6: DASHBOARDS, ALERTS AND INTEGRATIONS

We finalize your setup to make it actionable on a daily basis.

You create Mixpanel dashboards with metrics that matter: product KPIs, key funnels, retention. We see how to organize them so they're actually used.

We configure automatic alerts to be notified when a metric derails (conversion drop, error spike, retention decrease).

You connect Mixpanel to your stack: export to your data warehouse (BigQuery, Snowflake), integration with automation tools like n8n, sync with your CRM.

We also see data governance best practices: access management, tracking documentation, tracking plan maintenance.

At the end, you have a complete analytics system, integrated with your tools, and usable by your entire team.

Why us

Why train with Hack'celeration?

AN EXPERT AGENCY THAT USES MIXPANEL FOR ITS CLIENTS DAILY

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Frequently asked questions

01Is it really free?+
Yes. You're among the first to benefit from the program in preview. No hidden fees, no commitment. Just full access to the 6 modules, replays, and support from our experts.
02How long does it last?+
6 weeks. You advance at your own pace with 2-hour training blocks in autonomy (videos, exercises, templates). Plus 1 group session of 1 hour per week to ask your questions and work on practical cases with our trainers.
03Is it live or recorded?+
Both. Training content is recorded so you can advance whenever you want. Weekly Q&A sessions are live, but also recorded if you miss a session.
04How do I register?+
Registration form on this page. Once registered, you receive a confirmation email with access to the platform, the session calendar, and the first content to get started.
05Mixpanel vs Amplitude: when to choose Mixpanel?+
Both are excellent for product analytics. Mixpanel is often preferred for its ease of onboarding, intuitive interface for creating funnels and cohorts, and more accessible pricing for small teams. Amplitude has the advantage on very advanced behavioral analysis and experimentation features. If you're starting out or have a non-technical product team, Mixpanel is generally the best choice. We see both in the training so you can compare.
06Do I need to be technical to follow?+
No. We explain implementation concepts (SDK, API, events) but you don't need to code yourself. If you have a dev in your team, you'll know how to explain exactly what to implement. And if you're a dev, you'll have the product context to not track randomly.
07How to connect Mixpanel with Segment?+
Segment is often used as a CDP (Customer Data Platform) to centralize collection and distribute data to multiple destinations, including Mixpanel. We see this integration in module 3: how to configure Segment as a source, map your events and user properties, and manage user identities. It's the best approach if you have multiple analytics or marketing tools to feed.
08Can you do A/B testing with Mixpanel?+
Mixpanel has experimentation features, but it's not its strength. For pure A/B testing, tools like Optimizely, VWO, or LaunchDarkly are more suitable. However, Mixpanel excels at analyzing test results: you can segment by variant and measure impact on your funnels and retention. We see how to combine both approaches in the training.
09Is it suitable for B2B or only B2C?+
Both. Mixpanel offers Group Analytics, a specific feature for B2B that allows tracking behavior at the account (company) level, not just the user. You can analyze which companies are active, create funnels by account, and measure B2B retention. We cover this part in module 3.
10My Mixpanel tracking is already in place but it's chaos. Can this help me?+
Yes, it's even a very common case. We see how to audit existing tracking, identify useless or poorly named events, clean data via Mixpanel's data governance, and establish clean nomenclature. You leave with an action plan to go from chaotic tracking to something exploitable.
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