Need help for digital marketing research

7 years ago

Hi, I'm going to blunt and honest here.

If you need research to teach this, then you are not qualified to teach others!

ASK YOURSELF THESE QUESTIONS...

Am I making money with my current business using these exact strategies that I would like to teach others?

If not, how can I prove to others that these strategies actually work?

In other words...what I'm trying to say is you are gonna need proof that what you are teaching really works.

So you're not only gonna' have to LEARN THIS STUFF if you don't know it already.

You are going to have to TEST YOUR METHODS to make sure they work.

The best way to learn if something works is to learn from people that have actually been there and done that.

Someone who is using a strategy that works well and can prove it.

So my advice to you is to learn from the BIG GUYS out there that have reps that can be accountable and buy their
course and learn.

Then take what you've learned and add to it, using your own perspective and twist. Then put
it out there.

To find them just search google for the Top Dog in the topic that you want to learn.

Good luck

Ronnie Rokk Smith

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JohnMcCabe

7 years ago

Ronnie, go back and read the OP again.

He's a grad student writing a thesis. He's learning, not teaching.

Nothing personal, but actually reading a post before replying seems to be a dying art around here.

Edit:

OP, you may want to start with the Data & Marketing Association. Then just follow links to find more sources.

You might also want to check Wikipedia. Not for the entry itself, but for the source links.

When starting a project like this, the Drunkard's Walk is your friend. I was going to link to the Wikipedia entry, but the relevant entry is more about theoretical math than about following random links.

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ronnierokk

7 years ago

Originally Posted by JohnMcCabe

Ronnie, go back and read the OP again.

He's a grad student writing a thesis. He's learning, not teaching.

Nothing personal, but actually reading a post before replying seems to be a dying art around here.

Edit:

OP, you may want to start with the Data & Marketing Association. Then just follow links to find more sources.

You might also want to check Wikipedia. Not for the entry itself, but for the source links.

When starting a project like this, the Drunkard's Walk is your friend. I was going to link to the Wikipedia entry, but the relevant entry is more about theoretical math than about following random links.

My bad John...looks like Jumped the gun on this one. Thanks for that

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Rose Anderson

7 years ago

I enjoyed this book and found it very informative. (not an affiliate link)

https://www.amazon.com/New-Rules-Mar...arketing+books

Rose

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ronnierokk

7 years ago

Ambot this might be a good place to start I found this post: The 50 Best Marketing Books Of All Time - Best Marketing Degrees

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innn

7 years ago

I just can suggest some websites about digital that could be useful to you.
http://mashable.com/
http://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/
http://socialtimes.com/
http://allthingsd.com/
http://engadget.com/
http://adage.com/
http://adage.com/ , http://www.adverblog.com/
http://socialfresh.com/
http://socialmediatoday.com/
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whitehat

7 years ago

The best master thesis on marketing will be written by the experienced marketer. However, if your professor already knows you are not experienced, the best you can do is to just write about theory and knowledge that you find in your text book.