There isn't enough material!

There's not enough material!

No... the lecture content is okay,,,, but there are too many mosaics... and if you're going to mosaic, just mosaic the unnecessary parts. It's so inconvenient because it covers more than half of the screen. Could you please improve this?

I usually try not to write reviews like this, but I felt like I wasted my money. The lectures are supposed to be easy to understand, but it felt like they copied the Amplitude help. This is my personal opinion.

It was nice to be able to learn how to use braze in different cases :)

The content is good, but why mosaic the practice UI? I would understand if it was a free course, but I think it shouldn't be like that if you paid for it. If the practice UI that includes real cases is a concern regarding NDA, how about proceeding with the lecture based on a practice case that creates a sample case? It's really inconvenient to mosaic a paid video course.

Since I can't practice or use the demo version, I'd like to have lecture materials instead.

It seems like a good lecture for beginners! The only thing is that the UI has changed a lot, so it takes some time to find it..

I think it would have been more impactful if you had shown us visual materials instead of just talking about it in the GA comparison lecture.

First of all, I am not a marketer but a developer, but I took this class because I needed to understand the concept of Braze. It is ambiguous because everything is blurred to say that it covers detailed explanations of the Braze tool, and it is not a basic Braze class because there are many skipped contents for those who already know a certain amount of information. You may be curious about the parts that actually set attributes and such, but there are no actual examples for these parts, so if you say, "It depends on your actual situation," and pass over them, it will be too difficult for actual marketers to utilize this class. To be honest, the examples you mentioned do not resonate. It is not detailed enough to be called a tool, and it is not a marketing class to be called a marketer... I am a bit disappointed with the quality compared to the amount I paid for three hours.