ImpartureReviews of imparture.com

I really enjoyed my Google Analytics Immersive training. Make sure to book in advance, as it was a little more difficult when I tried to get all the details squared away within 24 hours of the class. The instructor was knowledgeable and class size really was a strong benefit (just 5 people, all from varying backgrounds but pretty even skill levels).

I completed the Google Analytics course through Imparture. The instructor was very knowledgeable with the topics covered, however, there was a lot of material trying to be covered over the course of 2-days that I felt it wasn't enough time. I think this course would be better broken out into a beginner and intermediate course. Since the class was mixed with both levels of understanding, I found that it was difficult to cover complex topics in their entirety that would have been more beneficial to those with a solid understanding of GA compared to those who are just beginning, and vice-versa.

I loved the fact that I scored a 1:1 experience for my session as it created a more personalized experience! Sonja was also very personable and knowledgable, which lead to great takeaways for me.

I took the Google Analytics training with Imparture. The instructor was very knowledgeable on the topic and had great real-world experience. I learned a lot during the 2 day course, including actionable steps I could take back to the rest of our marketing team. The only criticism I have is that 2-days doesn't seem like enough time to cover the complexities of GA, including all of its products such as Optimize, Tag Manager, Data Studio, etc. There was also a wide range of expertise in the class, making it a bit harder for beginners.

Overall, the class was very good. Nina was very knowledgeable and experienced with all aspect of digital marketing. I did feel that the class was a bit slow and was not geared toward all levels of digital marketers. At times, we did very basic level digital marketing, and for someone like me who is very familiar with digital marketing, it made me frustrated for the high price I had to pay. Perhaps dividing classes up based on skill level would be more helpful. I liked the examples and case studies. I felt as if there were lots of useful examples which could be applied to my company. I also liked going over all the tools available to us that can help us with various aspects of digital marketing such as email marketing, SEO, social listening, etc. Overall, it was a good refresher on all the latest digital marketing techniques!

overall - the class was good, but i didn't feel like it was for all levels. i am a fairly experienced digital marketer but i felt like the class was extremely beginner. however, i did appreciate the trainer not going through all of the intro material in extreme detail and took time to answer questions. also, the organization of the class could have been improved upon. the day the class was scheduled, there was a lot of snow. most offices were closed. we were told the class was still on, but our classroom was locked and for about 2 hours we sat waiting for someone to come open the room because no one was in the building before that. as a result, the course felt a lot more rushed (especially on the second day).

I thought the instructor was good and very knowledgable. However, I am not sure if this was imparture or the instructor but he seemed to want to stick to the material instead of talk about his PM experience. Some of the material was very common sense while other was useful.

I attended the Digital Product Manager workshop at the beginning of January in London. The trainer, Andrew Lloyd-Gordon, was excellent. He knew his stuff, and ran the course at a very comfortable pace. The input from Imparture however, was very poor. There were no printed course notes, no name tents, they supplied absolutely nothing. The only thing on our desk when we arrived was a few sheets of paper and a pen, both branded by the venue, not Imparture. When you are paying this sort of money for a workshop, I would expect that there was a slide pack, and even a reference book.