Digital Marketer or digital professional? We’d like to think we can help your current role and who knows perhaps your career? Digital marketing is complex stuff and the industry is full of acronyms, abbreviations, not to mention technology, innovations and constant change. Wow - why do we do this to ourselves? Because, let’s face it, it’s a very exciting industry to be a part of.
What we do
At ivantage we run classroom (just London currently), in-house (at your place), webinar and e-learning training sessions for digital people who are curious, want, no need, to know more about key products, technologies and methodologies that have, do and are shaping digital marketing and customer engagement.
Our Promise To You
At ivantage, we make you a promise - digital marketing training in-depth, in detail and by practitioners.
Upcoming training
For our full training schedule, including courses in Google Analytics, AdWords & Tag Manager, please use the links below:
Training Schedule Training Calendar
Full Training Schedule
Fundamentals, key concepts and reporting basics
Google Analytics 101 is an in-depth, hands-on training day that starts with the fundamentals of Google Analytics, moves-on to defining and understanding key concepts and explores almost all the standard reports and their meaning. The feedback we receive suggests that both those new to Google Analytics and, those much more experienced with Google Analytics find the day equally valuable and enlightening.
Google Analytics Reporting & Analysis Masterclass - 3 Days
Level Beginner (101) to Intermediate (20x) Format Classroom Duration 3 Day Masterclass
Google Analytics 101, 201 & 202 - 3 days of intensive learning.
Google Analytics Reporting & Analysis Masterclass is a 3-day, in-depth, hands-on training programme that starts with the fundamentals of Google Analytics, moves on to advanced analysis tracking and techniques and then advanced analysis of organic search, paid search and in-bound social media and how traffic can be re-evaluated though different conversion attribution models.