On "Web analytics vs product analytics: core difference and how to choose?"

The distinction is overstated because most teams use them to answer the same core question: what are users doing and why? Web analytics tracks behavior at the page level, product analytics digs into feature adoption and funnels—but if you're running SEO or managing organic traffic, this split barely matters. Pick the tool that gives you session flow and attribution clarity without forcing you into elaborate event schemas; most practitioners get more value from doing one thing well than arguing about categorical purity.