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Making sense of marketing data across multiple platforms can feel overwhelming. This Marketing Analytics Implementation Meeting template helps marketing teams, agencies, and consultants schedule focused conversations about analytics setup, data integration, and reporting needs.
Whether you're a marketing manager looking to consolidate data sources, an agency onboarding a new client, or a consultant scoping an analytics project, this form captures everything you need before the meeting: current data sources, reporting pain points, dashboard requirements, and team skill levels.
Paperform makes it easy to create professional intake forms that gather detailed information before your meeting. The built-in scheduling functionality means clients can book directly into your calendar while answering key discovery questions—no back-and-forth emails required.
For analytics consultants and agencies, you can customize this template to match your brand, add conditional logic to show relevant questions based on client responses, and even integrate with your CRM using Stepper (stepper.io) to automatically create project records and trigger follow-up sequences.
This template is perfect for:
Collect information on data sources (Google Analytics, Meta Ads, CRM platforms), understand reporting needs, assess dashboard requirements, and gauge team capabilities—all before you jump on the call. This means you arrive prepared with relevant recommendations and can focus the meeting on solutions rather than information gathering.