Can you re sit the Google analytics IQ test?
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Damn I just failed the Google analytics IQ test with a score of 65%
You need 80% to pass...
My natural instinct is to resit but after 30 mins of googling around Ive got no answer to the following question:
"Can you resit the Google Analytics IQ test for free or do you have to pay again".
Any insights welcome...
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Thank you for all your replies, having just eaten a giant slab of carrot cake and had the pi!s taken out of me from my fellow supportive colleagues I'm ready for a resit in 14 days, i can here the rocky music growing louder in the background
[IMG]http://i216.photobucket.com/albums/cc53/zymurgy_bucket/case_closed.jpg[/IMG]
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Just to confirm what Stefan has found there:
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How long do I need to wait to take a test again?
You would need to wait 7 days from the completion of your AdWords exams before retesting. If you are taking the Analytics exam, the waiting time is 14 days.
Source: http://google.starttest.com/
Thanks,
Greg -
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I agree with Stefan - it would appear that it costs $50 every time you sit the test - this is a very useful article by slingshot SEO and it mentions the cost of the exam and resitting - http://www.seomoz.org/blog/google-analytics-certification-how-to-pass-the-gaiq-test
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I googled and I found this:
"If you don’t pass the exam, you can retake it after 14 days, but you must pay another $50 each time you do."
http://www.forthea.com/blog/2012/01/11/passing-the-google-analytics-iq-test-you-can-do-it/
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