good to learn about .. gaining knowledge

Would like more data analysis practice

Seria un formato completo en español

Need more real life practice session

Thanks a lot. I liked it very much!

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It was a good learning experience

Great content and collaborative!

it is a great course

It's was amazing

It was good

good to go!

Insightful

enjoyed it

excellent

great one

thanks

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Good outline but there are inconsistencies. And it was infuriating to have a question and not know where to go. Perhaps I'm missing out on the part in this course where you can ask a question and actually get an answer.

CTOR is it "unique clicks" or "clicks" I posed this question in multiple places and was never given an answer. If an email contains several CTA, or a person clicks several times on the email, what counts? how is "number of clicks" tracked? I believe it's one click per person, or "if a person clicks through an email it's counted as ONE click". I'm guessing. Sometimes the use of "Unique clicks" and "clicks" was used as the same thing.

Also, in the quiz I had a hard time distinguishing between some Specific, Measurable questions. Determining whether it was Demographic, Psychographic or Behavioral. referring me "back to the video" did not help much. And giving the answers missed once we passed would be helpful. I'm missing the distinction between Psychographic and Behavioral when different examples are given. I'm still not certain.

Out of all the courses in the Google Digital Marketing & E-commerce certificate, this one didn’t quite hit the mark for me. Email marketing isn’t a topic I found myself connecting with, and that lack of interest made it harder to stay engaged. The content felt dense, and some concepts were challenging to grasp, especially without more current or relatable examples. The quizzes and assignments were on the stricter side, too—not impossible, but more challenging than I expected. Another issue was that some examples and resources were not as up-to-date as they should have been, especially considering how fast digital marketing evolves. When a course emphasises staying current, outdated links and case studies can be frustrating. Overall, it was informative, and I appreciate the effort behind it, but it was not a course I particularly enjoyed or would be eager to revisit.

While this course had some practical elements, it seemed far too focused on the language and jargon used to measure and interpret email marketing success. I work in a small organization and no one I work with uses most of this language, so the intense focus on that was kind of useless to me (e.g., I've had to explain the difference between pageviews and unique pageviews on our website to colleagues before...having to explain all the different "rates" that can measure emails is just not going to happen). I wish there was less focus on vocabulary and more on best practices.