Closed loop attribution: In the new world where measurement and data is asked for everything, the traditional marketing model of generating leads no longer satisfies the boss. Instead, questions start with if the leads are marketing and/or sales qualified. And of most import, do these leads generate business and revenue. This is the brass ring and if it were easy, everyone would have it. But it can be done. Discover the first steps to take you on this journey.
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Charles Ro brings 20 years of experience in data and analytics. In addition to marketing analytics, his diverse background includes finance and data management.
The connection between marketing and sales involves classic data integration, which while highly technical, also very much includes the toughest X-factor of them all: people intersecting with technology. A problem-solver at heart, Charles finds closed loop attribution a complex, irritating, fun puzzle to assemble. Charles’s varied interests include baseball, where he loves statistics . . . and was a part-time scout for both the Detroit Tigers and Atlanta Braves.
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You'll get a look at how the Query function in Google Sheets is similar to SQL syntax and can help you learn BigQuery.
Plus, a side-by-side comparison of actions with the Query function and BigQuery equivalents.
Ben will also use Connected Sheets to bring data from BigQuery into Sheets.
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Over 50,000 professionals from 1,000+ companies have enrolled in his training courses, including employees from PwC, Netflix, Verizon, Google, Capital One, and other Fortune 500 companies.
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Ben works primarily with Google Sheets and Apps Script and has extensive experience with Google Data Studio, Microsoft Excel, SQL, and Tableau. He previously taught data courses and workshops for General Assembly in Washington, D.C.