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Best Resources for Beginners to Learn and Master Clay Techniques
Hi, what’s the best way to learn and master clay for a beginner? Is there any resources available?
Here are the best ways to get started learning Clay: 1. Start with the quick demo video at clay.com/learn/getting-started-with-clay which covers the essential basics for beginners. 2. Take the Clay 101 course in Clay University, which is perfect for beginners. This course covers: • The FETE framework (Find, Enrich, Transform, Export) • Various enrichment options available • Tips and tricks for getting started • Building your first workflows 3. Additional learning resources include: • Our documentation at docs.clay.com for understanding UI basics and integrations • Live office hours sessions where you can learn foundations and get questions answered in real-time • Our Slack community at clay.com/slack for connecting with other users and getting help When starting out, it's recommended to run small tests with just 20-30 rows at a time as you become more familiar with the platform.
Hey there, if you're looking for an overview the product, I'd recommend checking out this quick demo video... https://www.clay.com/learn/getting-started-with-clay ...and I'd also check out the rest of the resources at http://clay.com/university – great hands-on use cases with video walkthroughs. Some additional resources: ** Clay Cohorts - Apply for our next live training series & be on your way to becoming a Clay champion. ** Clay University - Get started with the fundamentals & Claybooks to kickstart your Clay learning at your own pace. ** Clay Templates / Claybooks - Browse our libraries for inspiration for new workflows ** Clay Docs & Help Center - Go deeper on our tech and integration specific questions ** Join our Clay Slack Community - You're fam now. Join our growing community of 17k to connect, learn & share. ** Clay Support Office Hours - Join 2x/weekly virtual office hours with our support team for live support. * Clay Community - Lots of great tutorials and troubleshooting guidance here If there's anything else I can assist you with, please let me know! 😊 Have a great Monday, Daniel
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