Monolytics Blog
Guides and research from the Monolytics team on session replay, website surveys, and product questions.
Latest posts
Session Replay Analysis Workflow
Learn a practical workflow for choosing which session replays to review, tagging repeated friction patterns, combining evidence with metrics or feedback, and deciding the next fix.
Session Replay Evidence Review Template
Use this template to turn session replay observations into structured evidence for signup, onboarding, pricing, and product-flow decisions.
Signup Friction Diagnostic Checklist
Diagnose signup abandonment with a checklist that maps form, trust, source, and onboarding friction to behavior evidence and targeted prompts.
Smartlook Alternative for Product Analytics Workflows
Smartlook sales and renewals have ended. Review support and data-retention deadlines, then compare replacement paths for web product analytics.
User Feedback Workflows for Early-Stage Startups
Learn a lightweight weekly feedback loop for early-stage startups: review behavior evidence, ask targeted questions, talk to users, and turn onboarding or activation friction into the next product decision.
How to Measure Feature Adoption With Micro-Surveys
Pair feature usage signals with short in-product survey questions to learn why users ignore, try, abandon, or adopt a feature.
Session Replay for Product-Led Growth Teams
Use session replay to diagnose PLG activation, onboarding, trial, and expansion friction without watching random recordings.
UX Research for B2B SaaS Marketing Sites
Research homepage, pricing, demo, and product-marketing friction with session review, targeted surveys, and short buyer tasks.
How to Test Monetization and Promotion Intent With Lightweight In-Product Surveys
A practical guide to testing package, boost, and promotion hesitation with lightweight surveys tied to a real offer decision moment.
What Review and Social Proof Surveys Can and Cannot Tell Marketplace Teams
A practical guide to using review and social-proof surveys for real marketplace trust and continuation decisions instead of broad sentiment collection.
