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As an aspiring data analyst and a new blogger, I can't stop myself from searching for tools and research to help enhance my finance blog. For this post, I will put a hold on talking about personal finance and spend some time discussing my discovery of Google Data Studio.
Google is not only an effective web searching tool but also a universe of an effective marketing platform. Google provides tools for eCommerce sites or bloggers like me to understand more about our audiences via a number of visits, duration of stay and so on. One of the tools I am really impressed with is Google Data Studio.
This tool allows users to upload their datasets and generate appealing reports for the audience. The design of Data Studio is very user-friendly and anyone can create attractive reports with simple steps. Below is the instruction on how to create a report via Data Studio:

This tool is perfect for me as I can start collecting data about personal finance such as Toronto residents' spending habits and create a beautiful report for my audience. Also, I can easily share my reports with others as well. If you are interested in learning about this tool, here is a post that describes in detail the benefits and drawbacks of Data Studio.
To conclude this post, I have a good experience with Data Studio so far as it is such an easy tool to collect data from google platform and it delivers appealing results after a few clicks.
Collecting data is much more easy with a number of open data sources like Toronto Open Data Source, NYC Open Data, let try this tool and let me know what you think about it.
See you next time!

Lily

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