Have you ever attended an internet marketing conference that had just one lonely session on Google Analytics? Whenever I’m leading one of these sessions, people always come up to me afterwards and say, “Thanks — how can I learn more about Google Analytics? ” So after hearing this over and over again, we’ve created a day of Google Analytics training. It will be on June 4, in New York City, at the Harvard Club on 35 W. 44th Street.

The event will cover a range of topics in Google Analytics, from analysis to GA tips and tricks, with lots in between. (See the full schedule — and notice that we also have a session on Google AdWords and one on Google Website Optimizer). We’ll also offer implementation sessions, which will be very interactive, so bring your questions and let’s get them answered.

And, since I really hate when people hide the price — it costs $285. You can register now, and even if you have to cancel, we can refund your money in full until 8 days before the event. After that, you can transfer your registration to someone else, if you need to.

The good news about having this at the Harvard Club is that it is an intimate affaire. (OK, not that intimate, your spouse will not feel threatened.) The bad news is that because seating is limited, we really do have to put a cap on the number of people who can sign up. So if you think you’d like to attend, be sure to sign up now. (I know, I know, that’s what everyone says when they have an event. But I so vividly remember trying to go to the eMetrics Summit in 2005 and it was SOLD OUT.)

If you are coming, please feel free to send me email and tell me what you want to learn and what your questions are. I really want everyone who attends to start to get more value out of their Google Analytics — and we can do that best if we include the things you want us to teach about.

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Robbin

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