Damion Brown
Principal Consultant | Data Runs Deep
Melbourne Area, Australia, AUSTRALIA
Digital Analytics Consultant & Trainer | Econsultancy, Data Runs Deep & More
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Biography
Damion is a digital analytics specialist, dividing his time between roll-up-the-sleeves technical & strategic consulting and presenting fun and engaging training programmes.
He is a trainer with Econsultancy, delivering custom and public training courses in digital marketing, web analytics, content marketing and social media. He is currently working with Econsultancy and the University of Technology in Sydney (UTS) in developing and delivering postgraduate Digital Certificate courses launching in 2013.
His professional approach is solidly data-driven, with a methodical process underlying consulting and training provision, and adds a human and easy-going nature to delivery.
Industry Expertise (3)
Corporate Training
Business Services
Internet
Areas of Expertise (2)
Digital Marketing
Web Analytics
Education (2)
University of Southampton:
University of Southampton: BA Philosophy 1998
Affiliations (1)
- Econsultancy
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Testimonials (2)
Witheld, Head of Social | Australian white goods supplier
I enjoyed having the discussion of both analytics theory and practice tied together in a cohesive way. The tutor had a great casual style and knew his content backwards.
Witheld, Marketing | Australian TAFE
This is not necessarily an easy topic for non tech savvy people, but Damion made it relevant, interesting and (often) funny. Impossible to improve on delivery!
Event Appearances (1)
Public Training - Econsultancy
Various Workshops & Training Sessions Melbourne, Sydney, Perth
2012-01-01
Sample Talks (1)
Digital Analytics In The Real World
If you work in marketing, chances are you're a creative person. It's one of those professions that tends to attract free, creative thinkers who have the ability to see something in their mind before it exists in the real world. That's the exact opposite of what an analyst should be. Analysts have no vision, no creativity; that stuff "gets in the way" of good data analysis. This talk covers how to marry left brain & right brain, applying simple analytic principles to creative work.
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