I am leaving this review as I am nearing the completion of the course. Before taking this lecture, I was ignorant about GA and my foundational knowledge was almost at zero, but now I have reached a level where I can understand it to some extent. (Of course, there is no end to learning.) I might not be aware of others, but I think the quality is excellent for the price, to the point where I wonder if there is another lecture that teaches everything step-by-step from the basics like this. Also, the instructor reminds us of key points just as they might be forgotten, which was great because it allowed for natural review. If you are wondering, "Can I take this even if I have no foundation?", I would like to strongly recommend it without hesitation. Also, if you join the open KakaoTalk chat room, they often share new GA-related information and host free webinars on weekends, so I recommend joining the chat room as well when you take this course. Thank you in many ways for creating this lecture.

I am leaving this review after completing over 75% of the course. The inclusion of hands-on exercises based on real-world work scenarios was very helpful for my understanding. However, it was a bit disappointing that there was quite a lot of overlapping content between lectures, and parts that had already been explained or practiced were repeated. Because the same explanations were repeated multiple times, the overall course felt a bit long. Still, thank you for creating a great course. I think it will be very helpful in practice.

It's always great because you provide truly helpful information from a practitioner's perspective. Thank you!

Communication for questions and answers is not smooth.

I learned a lot from participating in the webinar and even took the course afterward. I managed to get my GAIQ in one go, but I felt like I wouldn't have much to say if I were asked in an interview whether I actually know how to use GA, so I'm going through it again with the lectures. Since I've at least tried installing and setting up GA and Google Tag Manager myself, I think I'll have something to talk about if GA-related questions come up during an interview.