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Data-Driven Business Decisions

Learn how to use data, analytics, and metrics to make better business decisions. This course covers setting up analytics, defining key performance indicators (KPIs), building dashboards, A/B testing frameworks, customer analytics, revenue analytics, and building a data-driven culture in your organization.

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Course Content (9 lessons)

1
Why Data Driven Matters

Every day, business leaders make decisions. Some of these decisions are guided by data. Most are guided by instinct, tradition, or what worked las

2
Setting Up Analytics

Data only matters if you're capturing the right data. This lesson teaches you how to implement analytics systems that track what matters for your bus

3
Key Performance Indicators

Not all metrics are created equal. Some metrics are nice-to-know. Some metrics are critical-to-know. KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) are the

4
Building Business Dashboards

A dashboard is a visual display of your key metrics. A good dashboard answers critical questions at a glance: Are we on track? Where are we s

5
Ab Testing Framework

A/B testing is the scientific method applied to business. You have two versions, measure the difference, and declare a winner based on data, not opi

6
Customer Analytics

Your customers aren't one homogeneous group. Different customers behave differently. Some are high-value. Some churn quickly. Some refer friends. Some

7
Revenue Analytics

At the end of the day, business is about revenue. Revenue pays employees, funds growth, and creates profit. This lesson teaches you how to measure and o

8
Data Driven Culture

Having data and dashboards doesn't make a company data-driven. Culture does. A data-driven culture is one where: - Decisions are backed by

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Assessment

You've learned the complete framework for data-driven decision-making: 1. **Why data-driven matters** - The business case and competitive adva