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Web Analytics Training Course 

University of Toronto
Faculty of Information - The iSchool Institute
October 27-28, 2010

Instructor:  June Li

> Check pricing & register for this web analytics training course on the University of Toronto website  

Do you have lots of Web traffic reports that you find confusing and meaningless?

Do you have high traffic on your Web site but fewer than expected downloads, leads or sales?

Do you have to select a Web analytics tool?

Use Web analytics to optimize your Web site’s content and effectiveness. Seek measurably higher leads, sales, brand recognition or customer satisfaction, or lower costs.  Learn the techniques used by leading organizations to interpret Web traffic data, extract meaningful insights and drive profitable gains.

Participants will be able to:

Key topics covered:

Target Audience:

Anyone who owns or operates a Web site.  Anyone actively involved in online marketing or communications.  Anyone who is looking an introductory course in Web analytics that covers the basics and provides an introduction to broader topics such as customer satisfaction and behavioural targeting.

  1. You may be seeking to methodically improve the conversion on your Web site from mere clicks to profitable leads and sales, improved customer loyalty or reduced customer support costs.
  2. You may be a Webmaster looking for data-driven ways to cull unproductive content.
  3. You may an analyst new to Web analytics who has been given the task of helping business people analyze Web traffic data.
  4. You may be a manager, business owner, content owner, editor, writer, online marketer, user experience practitioner or search engine marketer interested in boosting your online results.

Student Comments:

"June is very knowledgeable and approachable. Good examples used to support theory."

"Excellent overall! Appreciate the time taken to address individual, student-specific issues, scenarios and anecdotes. Suggestions of other resources are very helpful."

> To check pricing & register for this course, go to the course description on the University of Toronto site .
   The "Register" link is at the bottom of the page.

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