Google Data Studio – Michele Kiss

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If you want to create more insightful reports and save time in the process…

…look no further than this course on Google Data Studio.

Soon you’ll be able to automate manual reporting tasks, visualize data and deliver valuable reports that your end-users will love.

Disapointed by Data Studio in the past? This course will change that.

You’ll dramatically shorten the learning curve and gain all the skills you need to get started with Google Data Studio — even if you’ve never used it before.

Plus you’ll get the best methods, tricks and advanced techniques you need to become a reporting superstar.

After taking this course, you’ll:

• Use controls, filters and segments to empower and delight users with reports they can explore on their own
• Build and customize different types of charts — from tables to interactive funnel visualizations
• Understand the landscape of data sources that connect to Data Studio
• Use and blend multiple data sources, so you can report the complete picture
• Create calculated dimensions and metrics, so you can report on what matters to your business and keep your data clean

In a data-driven world, these reporting skills will set you apart

As businesses become more data-driven, those who can turn raw data into truly insightful reports are becoming more valuable. And more in demand.

So if you want to be a reporting all-star who can create awesome reports and visualizations, this course is perfect for you.

Not only will you save time by automating cumbersome manual tasks…

…you’ll also help stakeholders make smarter, data-driven decisions. And they’ll wonder how they were able to operate before.

Reports from generic tools…

• Can be difficult for your end-users to understand, analyze and explore
• Are usually isolated from other data sources, so you can’t see the full picture
• Are slow, manual and cumbersome to create
• Are difficult to keep clean and updated

Once you’ve learned how to use Data Studio, you will…

• Create interactive reports users can understand and explore to find the insights they need
• Connect data sources to create a comprehensive picture of your business
• Automate repetitive manual tasks
• Know how to clean your data and deliver reports that stay up-to-date on their own

This course is essential for you if …

• You want to get better at reporting, analyzing and presenting data
• You want to share more valuable insights and empower your end-users to explore data on their own
• You want your work to stand out and look professional and credible

This course is NOT for you if you…

• Using and sharing information with Google products is impossible at your company, or your business is already all in on another reporting platform
• You’re happy to continue manually copying and pasting data in spreadsheets
• You’re already a hard-core Data Studio user or have lots of experience with tools like Tableau and Looker — in that case, you may find this course too intermediate

If you’ve never used Google Data Studio before, don’t worry. We’ll start with the basics to get you up and running. To help you learn, we’ll use Google Analytics as a sample data set.

Then, you’ll discover advanced features and use cases, so you can add even more valuable abilities to your skillset.

After completing this course, you’ll be able to confidently use most features in Google Data Studio. The skills you gain in this course will open up a new world of reporting possibilities.

Your full course curriculum

GOOGLE DATA STUDIO

1. Getting started

Get an overview of the Data Studio interface and an introduction to the types of data you can use. We’ll look at Data Studio’s basic functions and settings. And discuss a fundamental principle of data visualization that underpins the entire course.

You’ll learn:

• Data sources
• How to turn an explore into a report
• Report basics

2. Building charts

3. Using color

4. Dates

5. Filters, controls and segments

6. Calculated fields

7. Blends

8. Changing data sources

9. Sharing and access

10. Other useful features

11. Sampling

12. Cool uses of data studio

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