Today’s esteemed guest is best known for transforming eager young analytics grasshoppers into Adobe Analytics black belts.
Adam Greco is founding partner of Analytics Demystified and author of an immensely popular SiteCatalyst blog. He is a highly respected member of the analytics community for his contributions to accelerating the measure community’s mastery of Adobe Analytics, formerly Omniture SiteCatalyst.
Adam routinely dominates industry conference presentation leaderboards, offering a dynamic mix of gripping storytelling and practical approaches for killing it at your analytics career.
And in this episode, he brings his absolute best-kept strategies for delivering internal and external presentations that create indispensability and propel careers forward.
He also amazed me with how much homework he did on the podcast, and we took a trip down memory lane of the show’s best takeaways.
The tips Adam offers are invaluable to any presenter; you can’t miss it!
In This Episode, You’ll Learn:
- Critical steps to take well before you’re in the presentation room
- How his 10-year old golf analytics presentation is still talked about
- How presenting at conferences skyrocketed his internal career
- What NOT to do when you’re in the presentation spotlight
People and Resources Mentioned in this Episode:
- Chandoo.org – insanely invaluable Excel tips and training
- PBM Episode 006 with me – Creating a Productive Meeting Invitation
- PBM Episode 007 with Eric Feinberg
- PBM Episode 009 with Krista Seiden
- Adam’s Adobe Summit 2016 and eMetrics San Francisco 2016 Keynotes
- Adam’s Adobe SiteCatalyst Top Gun training
How to Follow Adam:
- Adam’s Blog on Analytics Demystified
- Adam on Twitter and LinkedIn
- Get up close and personal with Adam on the Measure Slack Channel
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Special thanks to Adam for joining me this week. And as always, viz responsibly, my friends.
