Great for Everyone I went to the GA training with a lot of gaps in my knowledge of how to most effectively use GA. I was nervous the course would be either too basic or too over my head -- however, the instructor Tim did an AMAZING job of finding common ground across many different levels of experience in the class so that we all got what we needed from the training. I left ready to start really making an impact at my company via the power of GA>

Very informative! The course was great and very informative. Sean, in particular, was a great instructor and was able to provide lots of real life examples. The course often ran over time and there was not time to run over the examples given in the slides as a group, perhaps adding an extra class or two would be beneficial to make sure everything can be run through without running over on already scheduled time or running through examples.

Has Imparture gone out of business? I am registered for the user experience course that is scheduled to begin in two weeks. I emailed to inquire about dates and times and did not receive a reply. I just checked their website and it's down. I sent another email with no reply. I called their number and waited in the auto-attendant queue for twenty minutes. I'm concerned that the company is closed. If I don't hear back soon, I will file a complaint with my credit card company to refund my money. EDIT (01/24/2020): The reply to this review below is the only communication I have had from Imparture. Imparture representative, If you're reading this, please send instructions on how I should proceed to receive a refund. Thank you.

Good trainer, but non-existent course materials 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.

It was a helpful and insightful class I took the Philadelphia class and found it really informative and helpful. It was a lot of information to process over two days, but I prefer an immersive training session. The instructor, Paul, based some of the workshop direction off of my business challenges, which was great. My only feedback is that it went too much into Google Tag Manager, which probably deserves its own class (if there isn't one already).