Our recent Google Analytics training in Washington, DC sold out a week before the event (sorry - we were limited by the size of one of the rooms.) A lot of people have since asked about our next training and signed up for early notification. So we are going to do another Google Analytics training day in Washington, DC — same price ($285/person), same place (American Institute of Architects in the heart of downtown DC.) The venue was just fabulous - we had great wi-fi for everyone, electrical outlets at every seat so that laptops ran all day, not to mention stadium seating with tables in front of everyone.

We haven’t even finished compiling the evaluations forms (but read them all on the way home). A few things were clear: people really loved Jonathan’s new presentation on Google Analytics workarounds for analysts and techies; lots of attendees wanted a little more time learning about goals (OK, I’ll do that); many eval forms mentioned how nice it would be if attendees had a chance to work with each other. We are making one important change: the last hour of the day will be devoted to a Google Analytics lab, where you can bring your laptop and work with your own data. We’ll be there to answer questions and help you do your analyses, help you find the right data, help you configure your analytics (you’ll need admin privileges to your GA in order to do configuration.) Even if you don’t have a laptop to bring (or hate dragging it), we can still spend that time working on our laptops and helping you with your GA.

Well,– here’s the link to our October 3, 2008 GA Training in Washington, DC.

Robbin

This entry was posted on Tuesday, August 19th, 2008 at 2:54 pm and is filed under Google Analytics, Industry News. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can skip to the end and leave a response. Pinging is currently not allowed.