[GroupBuy] Coding is for Losers – Data Analysis the Lazy Way

‘Data analysis’ probably isn’t in your job description – it’s something you do only out of necessity.

You get asked a question about your work, and you’re expected to present the answer. You build reports, export data from tools like Google Analytics, and make charts – not the most fun part of your job. But what if it was?

This course presents a new approach to data analysis – the lazy way. Google Sheets has become a weapon of mass laziness – when combined with tools like Blockspring and Zapier, it allows you to drastically cut your time spent wrangling and analyzing data.

In this course, you’ll learn the three-part process we use at Coding is for Losers to analyze data:

Contents

The Course Project
Every data analysis is a cupcake.

We’ll find out why in this section, and walk through the Twitter data analysis project that makes up the core of this course.

• Why Google Sheets?
• The Cupcake Data Analysis
• Asking Good Questions: the Course Project

The Lazy Toolbelt

Learn the tools of our Lazy trade: apps like Blockspring, Supermetrics and Zapier that allow you to pull data from the comfort of your Google Sheet.

No more pulling data by hand = lots of free time to drink iced coffee.

• Intro to the Lazy Toolbelt
• Why the Lazy Toolbelt?
• WTF is Blockspring?
• WTF is Supermetrics?
• WTF is Zapier?

10 Sheets Formulas to Know

Learn these and you’ll be a data analysis master.

Pay close attention to the QUERY function – it’ll soon be your best friend.

• Intro to Data Wrangling
• The 3 Types of Formulas
• Learn the 10 Formulas

Answering Basic Questions

Diving into the Twitter data we’ve collected using Zapier, to answer questions about how best to engage with our sample Twitter list.

• Intro: Baking your First Cupcake
• Copy the Example Sheet
• Question 1: Top Questions
• Question 2: Top Tweeters
• Question 3: Top Day of the Week
• Quiz 1: Basic Querying

Answering Advanced Questions

Now that you’ve got the hang of the QUERY function, we’ll dive further into how you can use it for complex analysis. You can follow along using the same sample spreadsheet you copied in the last section.

• Intro: Diving Deeper
• Question 4: Top Hour of the Day
• Question 5: Top Hashtags
• Question 6: Top Domains
• Quiz 2: Advanced Querying

Visualizing your Answers in Data Studio

We’ll dive into the nuts and bolts of Google Data Studio, which you can connect to any Google Sheet to make beautiful charts.

At the end of the section, you’ll have the chance to build your own dashboard.

• Intro to Data Visualization
• Getting Started with Data Studio
• Connecting your Sheet to Data Studio
• Building a Simple Table
• Calculating Metrics in Data Studio
• Building Time Series Charts
• Styling Charts and Reports
• Quiz 3: Building your own Dashboard

The Lazy Way in Action

Learn how the Lazy Way is used in the real world, in case studies with friends like SEO expert Ryan Stewart and growth marketer Kev Kaye.

Also included are two ways for you to get up and running with your own Cupcake data analysis:

1. A worksheet for mapping out your own Cupcake analysis project
2. Access to the entire CIFL vault of spreadsheet templates on Trello

This is where the rubber meets the road, for adding the Lazy Way to your daily workflow.

• Cupcake Data Analysis and You
• Start your own Cupcake Data Analysis
• Access the CIFL Template Vault
• Case Study: The Growth Engine with Kev Kaye
• Case Study: SEO Audit with Ryan Stewart

Sales Page:_https://learn.codingisforlosers.com/data-analysis-the-lazy-way

Delivery time: 12 -24hrs after paid