The Digital Marketing course can be taught within a duration of 4 weeks.
Digital Course Plan
❖ Introduction to Digital Marketing
– What is digital marketing
– The digital marketing industry
– How digital marketing works
❖ Aspects of Digital Marketing
– Search Engine Optimization
– Social Media Marketing
– Content Marketing
– Email Marketing
– Influencer Marketing
❖ Benefits of Digital Marketing
❖ How Digital Marketing Can be Used
❖ Search Engine Optimization
– What is SEO
– How to optimize a website
– Benefits of SEO
– Off-page and Onpage Optimization
❖ Social Media Marketing
– Types of social media marketing
– Understanding social media marketing
– Facebook marketing
– Twitter marketing
– LinkedIn marketing
❖ Email Marketing
– How to build an email list
– How to use email marketing to engage
– How to write compelling content for email marketing – Tools and software for email marketing
– Email that converts- Taglines
❖ Content Marketing
– How to create content for social media
– How to create content for website
– Conversion and results
– Tools and Software
❖ Influencer Marketing
– How to get started with Influencer marketing
– Building an influencer marketing list
– Outreach
– The Influencer marketing Industry
❖ How to get started as a Digital Marketer
– How to create a great CV as a Digital Marketer
– Digital marketing Industry
– Places to get jobs
– Future of digital marketing
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