Ryan Webb from Adapt (https://www.adaptworldwide.com/) will be running our third Google Analytics workshop for charities, this time held online via ZOOM.
This event is workshop style, for a max 5-6 people from different charities.
There will be 2 sessions, each 1.5 hours held on Thursday 10th June and Thursday 24th June from 4 - 530pm and you must be able to commit to attending both session in full.
- What devices do people use & how is this changing?
- Where does my traffic come from?
- What pages are people looking at
- Setting up goals
- Analytics Navigation
- Campaign Tracking
The training will be best suited to people who are the sole comms / marketing person in their organisation (or part of a very small team). It’s ideal for beginners; those who occasionally log in to Google Analytics to find basic numbers for reporting, but feel they are missing out on understanding more.
To apply, please respond to this event and complete the survey
here (https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=DQSIkWdsW0yxEjajBLZtrQAAAAAAAAAAAANAAaRKR8NUNzM4S0s5MUJVWUZRWkdUQ1VMRjRFVEI1OC4u)
Check out the feedback from our previous workshops..
“The workshop Ryan ran was really helpful in getting to know a bit more about Analytics. Before I had a very limited and basic understanding of what it did and wasn't at all confident in using it. Since the workshop, I have been able to properly set up my organisation's Analytics account and retrieve useful information from it which I feel confident in explaining to others. I've used the resources provided during the workshop many times since attending, and I feel confident in knowing where to go if I need to learn anything else." Katie Finch, Lifecycle
"I thought the workshop was fantastic. As nonprofits, we're always busy, and need to make sure that what we're doing is making the best possible use of our time and our organisations' time. Ryan got us right into learning, and everything we were shown was really relevant and useful for Babbasa." Eddie Bingham, Babbassa
Ryan Webb from Adapt (https://www.adaptworldwide.com/) will be running our third Google Analytics workshop for charities, this time held online via ZOOM.
This event is workshop style, for a max 5-6 people from different charities.
There will be 2 sessions, each 1.5 hours held on Thursday 10th June and Thursday 24th June from 4 - 530pm and you must be able to commit to attending both session in full.
- What devices do people use & how is this changing?
- Where does my traffic come from?
- What pages are people looking at
- Setting up goals
- Analytics Navigation
- Campaign Tracking
The training will be best suited to people who are the sole comms / marketing person in their organisation (or part of a very small team). It’s ideal for beginners; those who occasionally log in to Google Analytics to find basic numbers for reporting, but feel they are missing out on understanding more.
To apply, please respond to this event and complete the registration survey by 21st May so you can have your intro call with Ryan.
Check out the feedback from our previous workshops..
“The workshop Ryan ran was really helpful in getting to know a bit more about Analytics. Before I had a very limited and basic understanding of what it did and wasn't at all confident in using it. Since the workshop, I have been able to properly set up my organisation's Analytics account and retrieve useful information from it which I feel confident in explaining to others. I've used the resources provided during the workshop many times since attending, and I feel confident in knowing where to go if I need to learn anything else." Katie Finch, Lifecycle
"I thought the workshop was fantastic. As nonprofits, we're always busy, and need to make sure that what we're doing is making the best possible use of our time and our organisations' time. Ryan got us right into learning, and everything we were shown was really relevant and useful for Babbasa." Eddie Bingham, Babbassa
****THIS EVENT IS NOW FULL. Those with a place will be contacted directly. Please get in touch with us if you'd like to be part of a future workshop and we will schedule again later in the year.****
Ryan Webb from Adapt (https://www.adaptworldwide.com/) will be running our third Google Analytics workshop for charities, this time held online via ZOOM.
This event is workshop style, for a max 5-6 people from different charities.
There will be 2 sessions, each 1.5 hours held on Thursday 10th June and Thursday 24th June from 4 - 530pm and you must be able to commit to attending both session in full.
- What devices do people use & how is this changing?
- Where does my traffic come from?
- What pages are people looking at
- Setting up goals
- Analytics Navigation
- Campaign Tracking
The training will be best suited to people who are the sole comms / marketing person in their organisation (or part of a very small team). It’s ideal for beginners; those who occasionally log in to Google Analytics to find basic numbers for reporting, but feel they are missing out on understanding more.
To apply, please respond to this event and complete the registration survey by 21st May so you can have your intro call with Ryan.
Check out the feedback from our previous workshops..
“The workshop Ryan ran was really helpful in getting to know a bit more about Analytics. Before I had a very limited and basic understanding of what it did and wasn't at all confident in using it. Since the workshop, I have been able to properly set up my organisation's Analytics account and retrieve useful information from it which I feel confident in explaining to others. I've used the resources provided during the workshop many times since attending, and I feel confident in knowing where to go if I need to learn anything else." Katie Finch, Lifecycle
"I thought the workshop was fantastic. As nonprofits, we're always busy, and need to make sure that what we're doing is making the best possible use of our time and our organisations' time. Ryan got us right into learning, and everything we were shown was really relevant and useful for Babbasa." Eddie Bingham, Babbassa
