The main goal for the project is to clean and organize the scattered and messy data in Haletale Inc.'s Google Analytics. The company builds whitelabelled softwares for customers and tracks all their usage, but the data is currently disorganized. The intern will need to clean up the messy data to ensure good, accurate data for analysis and decision-making.

This will involve several different steps for the intern, including:

- Analyzing the existing Google Analytics data to understand the current state of the data.

- Organizing and categorizing the data to make it more coherent and accessible.

- Cleaning up any duplicate, incomplete, or inaccurate data to ensure data integrity.

- Implementing best practices for data organization and management within Google Analytics.

- Providing recommendations for ongoing data maintenance and organization.

By the end of the project, the intern should complete the following tasks:

- A comprehensive analysis of the existing Google Analytics data.

- A reorganized and cleaned dataset within Google Analytics.

- Documentation of best practices and recommendations for ongoing data maintenance.

Final deliverables:

- A report detailing the analysis, organization, and cleaning process.

- A presentation summarizing the findings and recommendations.

Support and mentorship play a crucial role in the successful completion of student projects. Our approach includes an initial onboarding session to introduce students to the project, its objectives, and the tools and technologies they will be using. We will provide ongoing support through weekly calls, where students can discuss their progress, ask questions, and receive guidance from our experienced team. Additionally, students will have access to the necessary tools and technology required for their projects, as well as access to our existing analytics data to aid their research and analysis. Our team is committed to providing a supportive environment that fosters learning and growth, ensuring students have the resources and mentorship needed to succeed in their projects.