Advice about Digital Marketing Courses

Lisalotty,

Yeah that is a huge subject and where to start, where to start? I can tell you this, you do not need to spend that kind of money to learn this stuff. By it's nature, the industry is very secretive and trying to tell good information from information with key points hidden or obfuscated is like pulling teeth. For starters, I would have to say DotCom Secrets (R Brunson) is very good.

Although the book itself is also a sales pitch for a SaaS program, there is quite a bit of very valuable information inside and in my opinion, the author does not hold back. You will also find tons of very high reviews when you search it. I have no financial benefit from recommending it by the way, in case you were wonding, I just think it's a great book and the author does a pretty good job at being detailed and thorough.

There may be a million other people recommending a million other books but that is in my opinion a very good starting. Then you can branch out and start learning the specifics about analytics, PPC, SMM and email marketing.

Lisa,

Here is my recommendation. Before starting shopping for marketing course, start by searching things and read online, anything in Digital Marketing can be found online free.

Dreamy and other platform offer some classes, there are a lot of free certificates, you can take courses on adwords and internet marketing for free and if you decided to certify you can go for it and pay for the certificate. Search for google certificates or microsoft certificate, .etc

Hi Lisa,

An instructor named Daragh Walsh gives a beginners step by step 19 h study that covers all of the topics you're interested in from analytics to marketing strategy and more. The name of the course is called "The Complete Digital Marketing Course," and you can find it on "Udemy.com" all for the price of lunch.

See ya : )

Absolutely Udemy is the place you can get advanced and easy to understand video courses literally for unheard of prices!

I have enrolled in their course and they are fantastic.

I'd suggest you take up membership from Lynda.com they've amazing courses and you can access via an app. They offer courses on the topics you are interested in given by one of the top professors in the world.

Udemy can be the answer to your question. But I suggest that you look for free tutorials on the web, first. You can try watching videos on YouTube and reading articles accessible online that can help you understand basic digital marketing. -Micah

I like following and befriending top bloggers and marketers LL. As I grow to quickly trust them and their content, no need for reviews. Their products are gold because their courses simply mirror their golden, valued content. This is how I sell courses and eBooks; readers buy into my free help - podcast, blog posts, videos - and know my course will rock, so they buy it.

Helpful free content is the best review there is. Proof's in the pudding. Endorsements can be doctored or made up, ditto for reviews.

Digital marketing is way too broad. I suggest you to start small. Focus on the most prioritized skill. There are also tons of resources you can learn online. However, choose the source wisely. I really suggest dig into SEO first.

Check out the WSO section in this forum for courses on internet marketing.

Warrior Special Offer means that you should usually be getting the same course here on the WF for a lot cheaper than the seller has it for elsewhere on the internet.

Make sure you pick the WSO's with the best reviews and success stories.

Skillshare is another online learning site where you can get short
courses to update whatever necessary skills you need at low cost.

Trial introductory discounts also available.

you can go through the google and you tube read a article and watch the video about digital marketing course for free and you have to attend the class then you go through any prospective institute.

There are some tips or you can say advice about digital marketing career
1. Eagerness to earn
2. Stay updated
3. Networking
4. Learn the terminology
5. Build your personal brand
6. Attend a digital marketing conference
7. Brush up on your skills.

Udemy is a good place to get good resources based on your interest, but I can suggest condensing your interest (digital marketing) to one or two niches as a starter, so doing the dream will be realistic

otherwise, get a personal or one on one coaching

I had the same question several months ago, and was doing a similar research, asking questions on Reddit and other forums. Eventually, I just decided to focus on narrow topics I felt I needed to gain knowledge at.
Since I had some experience in digital marketing and basic-to-decent understanding of some processes, I really didn't want to spend money on learning something I already knew.
So I started with HubSpot Inbound, continued by getting certified at Google Analytics, then Adwords Fundamentals (basic), now moving on with the next Adwords + Facebook Blueprint.
My advice: make a list and go through it course by course. Digital Marketing is indeed a very broad term to pick generic classes, especially expensive ones.