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Colour is a part of our everyday lives, we choose clothes with colours we like and it guides us on our journeys to work everyday. Think about your drive, walk or ride to work every morning.

While working part time at Data Runs Deep, I also spend my time studying my Master of Analytics at RMIT university, where this semester I completed the subject Data Visualisation.

A while back I posted a blog explaining how to create custom conversion rates and funnels

Pivot tables are my preferred method of presenting scroll depth, due to them being easy to create and the most effective way of reporting insights.

I have been using Data Studio for around 2 years now, and somehow I have never had to make a chart displaying the session duration buckets found in the Audience Engagement reports.

Have you been thinking, "I wish there was a free icon set I could use for my Data Studio dashboards, that came in several different colour sets, and that I could use completely free of cha

With so many choices available in Data Studio it can be difficult to know where to start when building your first dashboard.

A while back now I made a post about how to report against targets in Google Data Studio. If you haven't read that you can find it here:

The ability to add filter controls to your charts in Data Studio is one of its coolest features. It would be even cooler if you could load a report with a filter control and a particular option pre selected. As far as I can tell, this is not currently possible, but here is a work around you might useful.