Data Studio: Tips, Tricks and Examples from the Experts

With just over one week to go, the much anticipated Digital Analytics meetup returns to London with a whole host of talented speakers from around the world ready to share some insights on Data Studio, revealing their best examples, tips and tricks with the tool.

Google Data Studio has been around since 2015 but is still a very new and developing data visualisation tool and there are a whole range of ideas on how best to use it. Our speakers have done the hard work and pushed the limits of what is possible with this tool so you don’t have to. So come and learn from Data Studio experts from across the globe!

With over 100 attendees already confirmed, make sure you head down early to secure a seat, (and some food) grab a beer and enjoy what is set to be a memorable evening. Speakers who will be joining us at the Draft House Farringdon from 6.30pm include:

Peter O’Neill
Peter is the Director of Analytics at Ayima, the founder of MeasureCamp and the moderator for this meetup (plus will be giving his best Data Studio tip)

Samantha Barnes
Samantha is an Analytics & Insight manager for Bounteous, based in the US but luckily for us, over in London for SMX London

Barbara Mackey
Barbara is a highly experienced Digital Analyst, currently working as Data Lead for Hugo&Cat in London

Sam Marsden
Sam Marsden is an SEO & Content Manager at DeepCrawl and will likely be suffering from deja vu after speaking with Samantha on Data Studio at SMX London the previous day

Grant Kemp
Grant is an Analytics Implementation Specialist at Photobox, proud data geek who excels at building solutions in Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager and Data Studio

Ben Alwin
Ben is a Senior Campaign Manager at Ayima, regularly creating simple & easy to use Data Studio dashboards for his clients

Lee Hurst
Lee is currently writing the first Data Studio oriented book for the publisher Wiley due out in October 2019, curates the Google Data Studio Resource finder and helps anyone asking questions on twitter under the handle @Helpfulee. Lee will be joining us remotely...

Hope to see you there!