Introduction to Google Analytics
Do you know how to take full advantage of Google Analytics?
Knowing what’s most popular on your website -- and how many people are visiting it -- can be a gold mine of information for you, your organization, or your cause.
Learn what your Google Analytics data is telling you and how to use it to reach your goals.
The Introduction to Google Analytics Workshop is an online, three-session training that will give you the skills you need to maximize your website traffic, i.e. your page views.
Part 1: Google Analytics 101
In this fun, easy-to-follow introduction to Google Analytics, you'll learn:
- how businesses, non-profits, and bloggers use Google Analytics to reach new heights.
- the right way to set up your account; and
- the meaning of helpful (but confusing) terms.
Part 2: Using Your Reports
We’ll cover the must-haves for your daily analytics needs, and you’ll learn:
- how specifically your visitors reach and interact with your website (in real-time!), and •
- three easy ways to analyze your data.
Part 3: Tracking Events and Setting Goals
If you don’t have goals, it’s hard to grow. You will leave this session feeling confident that you can:
- set your objectives and measure how well you’re reaching them;
- understand exactly what contributes to your success online; and • see when people sign up, download, or view anything on your site.
Your Instructor
Stephen Rowe is a Deputy Director at Leadership Institute where he trains thousands on digital and political technology across the country every year.
Before joining LI, Stephen was the Editor-in-Chief of Hypeline where he executed its start-up, website re-design and achieved over 12 million page views in one calendar year.
Stephen has been listed on multiple 30 under 30 awards. His work has been featured on Fox News, Fox Business, The Blaze, The Daily Caller, The Washington Times, Townhall, Breitbart, and The Daily Wire.
Stephen grew up in Montana, the "Treasure State".
Follow Stephen on Twitter: @rowebotz
Course Curriculum
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Frequently Asked Questions
About Leadership Institute
The Leadership Institute's mission is to increase the number and effectiveness of conservative activists and leaders in the public policy process.
To accomplish this, the Institute identifies, recruits, trains, and places conservatives in government, politics, and the media.
Founded in 1979 by its president, Morton C. Blackwell, the Leadership Institute (LI) teaches conservatives the nuts and bolts of how to succeed in the public policy process.
The Institute strives to produce a new generation of public policy leaders unwavering in their commitment to free enterprise, limited government, strong national defense, and traditional values.
Institute graduates are equipped with practical skills and professional training to implement sound principles through effective public policy.
LI offers 47 types of training schools, workshops, and seminars and a top-notch intern program. The Institute also provides an Employment Placement Service to help place conservatives in public policy positions and in the broadcast media, at no cost to employers or job seekers.
Visit our main website here for more training opportunities and to learn more.
The Leadership Institute is a non-partisan educational organization approved by the Internal Revenue Service as a public foundation operating under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue code. The Leadership Institute does not endorse, support, or oppose candidates or proposed legislation. The Institute has an open admissions policy; all programs are open to the public. Contributions to the Leadership Institute by individuals, corporations, and foundations are tax deductible.