Stop collecting data.
AIOSEO already collects enough data to drive a meaningful Lite → Pro lift, but ships none of it as trigger campaigns. This memo maps the fix: 4 layers (telemetry, segments, campaigns, outcomes), 24 data points, 24 named segments queryable in Metabase, and 24 trigger campaigns sequenced in Lindris, across a 6–8 month roadmap gated on a one-sprint decoder.
Four layers, one causal chain.
Each row below is a layer of the program. The arrows are unforgiving: no decoder, no segments; no segments, no campaigns; no campaigns, no measurable lift. The current state is row 1. Everything else is what we’re building.
What we collect — and why.
Every row fills eight columns: data point, plan, WP.org safety, why we want it, queryable status, segments fed, campaign powered, success metric. Rows that couldn’t fill all eight got cut.
| № | Field | Plan | WP.org | Why | Queryable | Feeds |
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24 named segments. Five ship first.
Every segment is a Metabase saved question. Five are bracketed [Top 5] — buildable the sprint after P0a lands. Anything marked † is gated on P2 telemetry, Stripe ETL, or helpdesk ETL.
When each touch lands.
Every campaign is a horizontal lane; every touch is a marker on the day it fires. Round = email, square = in-product. Color = tier. Hover any marker to read the actual copy. This is what AM doesn’t do today.
P0a first. Everything follows.
The honest delivery window for the full P0–P4 path is 6–8 months. Anyone quoting faster is compressing scope, ignoring the WP.org adoption curve, or both. Owners are TBD — the doc does not ship until each phase has a named DRI.