
Anil Batra introduces web analytics and digital analytics, defining data collection, analysis, and reporting to understand and optimize web usage, marketing effectiveness, and conversions across all digital channels.
Learn how web analytics tracks visitor arrival, pages viewed, and actions using cookies and page tags (pixels), with server logs and real-time data powering tools like Google Analytics.
Identify the four building blocks of web analytics—visitors (users), page views or events, time, and visits (sessions)—and learn how cookies and login IDs improve counting.
Identify how web and digital analysts transform analytics data from tools like Google Analytics into actionable insights for stakeholders, beyond mere reporting, by combining data sources and revealing business stories.
Execute the four-step digital marketing analytics process—strategy and goals, audience and stakeholders, data and tools, and optimization—delivering insights, kpi-driven reporting, and iterative improvements through testing.
Define a solid digital marketing analytics strategy by aligning executives on business objectives, setting goals and KPIs with measurable targets, and using metrics to explain performance and guide reporting.
Identify required data, sources and owners, tools, finalize the measurement plan, and map metrics to dashboards. Implement tagging with QA and choose a visualization tool, from Excel to Tableau.
Learn to report, analyze, and deliver actionable recommendations after launch, using dashboards to highlight key performance indicators and segment by source, behavior, demographics, and technology to optimize campaigns.
Collect and prioritize recommendations by impact, effort, and risk; design variations and test with ab testing or multivariate experiments; analyze results to complete the marketing analytics cycle.
Apply marketing analysis to digital, web, and offline contexts by choosing a tool such as google analytics, gaining access to a website's analytics, using insights to improve site and marketing.
Web and Digital Analytics does not start and end with Google Analytics, Adobe Analytics or any other Web & Digital Analytics tool. It is more than an understanding of a tool.
Google Analytics provides you data and reports but does not provide you how to use it effectively. This course teaches you the fundamentals you needs to effectively use a tool like Google Analytics, Adobe Analytics etc. and provide value to your stakeholders.
In this course I will give the foundation you need to fully utilize Web and Digital Analytics. This is a beginner level course but even experienced analysts have found it to be effective in reminding them of the process they need to follow.
You will learn the Web Analytics and Digital Analytics process that have been tried and tested with small and Fortune 5 companies. Here is your opportunity to learn the same process.
I clarify the definitions as well as provide you a framework that you can use to do your job. It is the same framework that I have used with my current and past clients which include Microsoft, T-Mobile, Starbucks to name a few.
I have used the very same course outline to train my teams that has worked with clients like Microsoft, T-Mobile, Google Analytics, Target etc.
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Why you should learn from me?
I have been in Digital Marketing and Analytics for over 15 years. I have trained people from diverse backgrounds and have converted them into high performing Digital Marketers and Analysts. I understand both the technology and marketing side of business. I have dealt with many analytics technologies way before Google Tag manager existed and know the inner working of Digital Analytics.
I have extensively worked with companies like Microsoft, Starbucks, Wall Street Journal, ESPN, T-Mobile to name few and helped them Data Driven Marketing Decisions.
In addition, I have developed various course and taught students from all over the world. I am online instructor for University of British Columbia (Canada), University of Washington (USA), Bellevue College (USA) and Digital Analytics Association.
I have an engineering degrees and an MBA.