Product, Data, and OKRs. This space is my single source of truth.
Here I document how I use data to grow digital projects (and the mistakes I make along the way). Sharing #thoughts and #buildinpublic, waiting for the A.I. to conquer the world.
Hi, I am Dario Tordoni. Welcome!
Originally from Umbria, but honestly, I just got lucky ending up there. I am passionate about the digital world, a Pythonist in my spare time, and a firm believer in data-driven product strategy.
Back in '97 I got the hands on a computer and shortly after I created the first website (e.n. not the first of the Internet) using Microsoft Word, falling in love with that new world that I have never stopped discovering.
During the degree in International Relations and the master's in Geopolitics, I learned how to break down complex systems to understand how things work on a macro level. I soon found myself applying that same approach to digital products, combining my academic lessons with MOOCs on programming, web marketing, and web analytics.
I just love data, and I work as a senior marketing specialist at Abilio. My true focus is at the intersection of Product Management, Data, and Growth. I am heavily involved in:
This is a personal blog, proudly built with Pelican and my custom theme, DTheme.
Its main goal is sharing thoughts and buildinpublic. I like stats, that's why I created an MVP stats page about my blogging journey. I also use a self-hosted, privacy-focused Umami instance to get aggregate data about website traffic (spoiler: it's mainly bots 🤖).
I really love personal blogs and the "small web" in general. Here I explain a little bit more about my position on this.
Whether you want to chat about product strategy, data analytics, or you just want to share your indie blog with me, I'd love to hear from you.
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A tool for creating tracked links with UTM. Useful for better analyzing traffic within Google Analytics, Matomo (piwik) and other similar tools.
I don't know if this is the best Pelican theme, but is surely fast and SEO ready.
Elementary Voice Assistant. Developed in Python, it can be activated with voice commands in order to facilitate daily activities.