Are you stuck in data overload with no insights? You definitely have a "Trashboard" ??? ?? problem. Listen to the Trashboard confessional from Drew Spencer Leahy ????
Introducing *Trashboard Confessionals* ??? Marketing dashboards have created a culture of data overload, not data direction. At InfiniGrow, we call them *Trashboards*: messy, static KPI dashboards that create the illusion of being data-driven while hiding real insights. Dashboard culture—and the martech tools that perpetuate it—are built on flawed opinions about data and how to analyze it. Why? Because dashboards are not data analysis tools - they’re data collection & observation tools. Real insights live beneath the surface. The truth: You can’t build deep knowledge about your GTM or internal stakeholder trust with dashboards. Reporting ≠ analysis. Which is why we’ve built our GTM analytics and attribution platform to drill down beneath static KPI dashboards in real time—so you can talk to your data, explore it, and find the truth about what works, what doesn’t, and why. To commemorate our disdain for trashboards, we’re partnering with other great marketers that shitty dashboards and data failed them. I give you… *Trashboard Confessionals*: a series of real stories, confessional style, about the struggles of dashboard culture. It’s cathartic. It’s honest. And it’s funny because it’s true. First up: Drew Spencer Leahy ???? I’ve known Drew for some time. First as a previous competitor. Now as a friend whose opinion I greatly respect, especially around measurement, attribution, and dashboarding. Drews confessional: he’d take a spreadsheet over a dashboard any day of the week :0 “Even though spreadsheets are limited in the amount of data you can analyze to begin with, at the very least you can run formulas and calculations between different rows and columns to figure out why things happened the way they did. You can’t do that in a dashboard.” Enjoy! Have ?? dashboards or messy data ever failed you? ???? Share your story—would love to hear it!