What skills do you need to be a marketing analyst?
Core technical skills: SQL (mandatory), spreadsheet fluency (Excel/Google Sheets), a BI tool (Looker, Tableau, PowerBI), Google Analytics 4 (or equivalent), and increasingly Python or R for advanced analysis. Core business skills: understanding marketing funnels, attribution models, cohort analysis, and enough judgment to know when a metric is misleading. Communication skill matters more than most technical roles because you're translating numbers to marketers.
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