Hey there! I’m Mary Barba, HubSpot Academy’s revenue operations (RevOps) professor. Welcome to the Data Management & Reporting Study Group!
The purpose of this post is to guide you through getting started with this study group and how to get the most value out of it!
If you have any specific questions or comments, feel free to list them in the comments section below.
Create an Account
To engage with this group and its members, you’ll need an account. Signing up is easy, you only have to choose your username. To create an account, click “Sign Up” at the top of the page to get started.
Enable Notifications
You’ll also get access to networking opportunities and live events focused on learning and connecting with your peers and Professors from the HubSpot Academy team. To make sure you don’t miss these opportunities, navigate to the Study Group here, then click the "notifications” symbol to select your desired notification settings.
Engage With Others
The Data Management & Reporting Study Group is made up of discussion threads where ideas or questions are shared, and people can engage with each other.
You can either:
- Join an ongoing conversation.
- Start a new one.
Join an Ongoing Conversation
If you see an ongoing conversation that interests you, click into it to learn more, comment on it, and see what others have to say. If you see a response that you like, give it a like! If you have something to share, you can do so by clicking “Reply”.
Think of every interaction you make as an opportunity to make a new connection and grow your network. Share your ideas and expertise, and don’t be afraid to ask for help. That’s why we’re all here.
** One request from us, please be respectful to others with your response. Remember, we’re all in this together. Click here to read the guidelines for this Study Group.**
Starting a new conversation
Have an idea for a new discussion you’d like to start? Click the orange “New Topic” button.
You’ll be prompted to:
- Add a subject line.
- Write content for the body of your post.
Add a subject line
In the subject line, we recommend keeping this short and specific. Think “what do you want people to know or do?” Your subject line is what will prompt people to join your discussion.
Pro tip: Think of the subject line like the title of a blog post; how can you make it interesting enough to attract people?
Write content for the body of your post
What do you want to communicate in your post? What type of conversation would you like to start? This can be as short or long as you like. You can add your message into the body of the post editor.
Here are a few pro tips to consider:
- If it’s relevant, add an image inside of your post. Using images can bring context to what you’re talking about.
- Make it a best practice to either start or end your post with a question that prompts members of the group. Make it a call-to-action. Think of this as starting a new conversation, because that’s exactly what you’re doing.