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Hey there, I'm Benjamin from Loves Data! In this video I'm going to show you how to get started with Looker Studio. This is my Looker Studio tutorial for beginners. We're going to cover the steps you need to follow to create your very first report. We'll look at how to connect a data source. We'll explore the different ways we can visualize our data for our reports and dashboards. And we'll also look at how you can begin to customize and style your reports. Okay, so Looker Studio, previously called Google Data Studio, lets you present data using a range of visualization options. You can use it to create dashboards, multi-page reports and more. Let's head to Looker Studio. You can find Looker Studio by heading to looker studio, dot, google, dot, com. And we can see here that we're presented with some templates at the top, along with recent reports and dashboards we've created. You can also connect different data sources to build your dashboards and reports. Today, we're going to connect Google Analytics, but as we'll see, there are different options you can use depending on the data you want to use. Okay, let's click 'Create'. We can see there are options to create a report, a data source and an explorer. Let's select the option to create a report. The first thing we need to do is add a data source to our report. To do this, we need to use a 'connector'. This is simply the way we get data into our report. We can see that all of the Google Connectors are listed first. This includes the connectors for Google Analytics, Google Ads, Google Sheets and more. Scrolling down, you can find connectors from other partners. This includes a range of connectors from Supermetrics and other third-parties. You can use these if there isn't a Google connector available. For example, if you wanted to include data from Facebook or Linkedin, you would need to use one of these connectors since Google doesn't provide in-built connectors for these platforms. You can search for connectors and you can also select 'My Data Sources' to use data sources that you have previously connected to other reports. I'm going to select 'Google Analytics' as the connector for this report. We can then select the Google Analytics account. And the property we want to use for the report. Today, we're going to use Google's GA4, Google Analytics 4 demo property, but of course, you should use your own Google Analytics property, or other data source, when you create your report. Once we're happy, we just need to click 'Add'. And then 'Add to report'. We can see that a table is automatically added to our report, and we're looking at the report 'canvas' which is where we build our report. Across the top, we have a range of options. For example, we can select 'insert' or 'add a chart' to add visualizations to our report. This includes time series...