Hey, I'm Tomi Mester. This is my data blog, where I give you a sneak peek into online data analysts' best practices. You will find articles and videos about data analysis, AB-testing, research, data science and more…Page 2 of 4
Humans are stupid. We all are, because our brain has been made that way. The most obvious evidence to this built-in stupidity is the different biases, that our…
The usefulness of visualisations in data analysis is often questioned. At the end of the day, the outcome of the analysis should be quantifiable, right? Well, maybe. But…
This is the final episode of the SQL for Data Analysis – Tutorial for Beginners series. Today I’ll show you some more advanced SQL moves! Though junior data…
Wouldn’t it be good to know where most of your traffic is coming from? What about email sign ups or even revenue broken down by social channels? How…
This is kind of a special blogpost, because here I share 3 videos from my brand new O’Reilly Video course – called Data Science Fundamentals for Marketing and Business…
Heatmapping is a simple and efficient way to analyze visitor interaction and user behavior on your website. If you are in a Conversion Rate Optimization (aka. CRO) project…
Combining tables is a key component, when you are doing data analysis. And SQL is really good at it! Of course each case is different, but I’ve run…
You have already learnt a lot about the basics of SQL for data analysis. I figured, it would be nice to have now an episode focusing only on…
Today I’ll show you the most essential SQL functions that you will use for finding the maximums or the minimums (MAX, MIN) in a data set and to…
“How do I optimize Facebook campaigns?” This is the question that I hear all the time from clients to whom I teach Facebook marketing. Of course, it depends…
This is the second episode of my SQL for Data Analysis (for beginners) series and today I’ll show you every tiny little details of the SQL WHERE clause….
In my previous SQL for data analysis tutorial I’ve briefly mentioned, that I prefer SQL Workbench over pgadmin4 for SQL querying. Today I will show you, how you can install it…
SQL (Structured Query Language) is a must if you want to be a Data Analyst or a Data Scientist. I have worked with many online businesses in the…
Smaller companies have smaller data teams (maybe just one person), bigger companies have bigger. The tricky thing is that the several different aspects of a data project need…
Usability testing is a widely used research method to collect detailed and direct qualitative user feedback about your product (or website, mobile application, anything…) What is it exactly…
I decided to create a dictionary which unifies the most used data expressions and places them within a clear framework. This is an 54 pages handbook and actually it’s…
This is the last piece of my “Data Coding 101: Introduction to Bash” series, where I introduce the very basics of how to use the command line for…
In this article I will show you 3 data coding concepts, that won’t only be useful in bash, but Python and R as well! Today we will go…
Data Coding in Bash – this is episode 4! Let’s continue with some basic bash best practices. Today I’ll show you 9 tips, that will make your data coding…
This is third episode of my Data Coding in Bash series, here on data36.com! We’ve already set up a fully functioning data server, have learnt the basic orientation…