Hey guys, I've been asked so many questions about digital marketing,

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LinkedIn Learning, Coursera, Hubspot Academy

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The video addresses common pain points for aspiring digital marketers: finding learning resources and navigating the job market without traditional qualifications. By offering practical advice and recommending specific platforms, the creator provides actionable value, making the content highly shareable and relatable.

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The creator answers common questions about digital marketing, recommending platforms like LinkedIn Learning, Coursera, and Hubspot Academy for courses and certifications. She also advises on job searching and building a CV, emphasizing networking on LinkedIn and creating a portfolio of work, even if it's self-initiated projects.

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1Introduction and overview of digital marketing questions
2Recommending online learning platforms (LinkedIn Learning, Coursera, Hubspot Academy)
3Advice on job searching and CV building (LinkedIn, government website)
4Discussing qualifications and experience (GCSEs, market research, portfolio)
5Concluding remarks and offer for more content

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LinkedIn Learning: A platform for online courses. It acts as a resource for learning digital marketing skills. Its interface is shown on screen, and it is recommended by the creator. Removing it would change the video's content. Coursera: A platform for online courses. It acts as a resource for learning digital marketing skills, specifically mentioning Google courses. Its interface is shown on screen, and it is recommended by the creator. Removing it would change the video's content. Hubspot Academy: A platform for online courses. It acts as a resource for learning digital marketing skills. Its interface is shown on screen, and it is recommended by the creator. Removing it would change the video's content. LinkedIn: A professional networking platform. It is recommended as a place to create an account, post about a field, and connect with decision-makers. Its interface is implied to be used for job applications. Removing it would change the video's advice. Government website: A website for government services, used for apprenticeship applications. It is mentioned as a resource for finding apprenticeships. Removing it would change the video's advice.

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Answering some of your guys questions! #digitalmarketing #apprenticeship #advice

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Acc quick question do you have the name of the websites of where you applied for a an apprenticeship as I'm finding it very hard to find some and even get a place xx emily id love to know more about those free courses 16h Reply First one, someone asked to know more about the free courses that I have taken, so I thought I'd answer them all in one video. First one, someone asked to know more about the free courses that I have taken, so I thought I would just show you a couple of my favourite platforms to do courses on. So the first one that I really recommend is LinkedIn Learning. And then we have the Google courses on Coursera. I really hope I'm pronouncing that right. And then we have Hubspot Academy, which is amazing as well. And with all of these platforms you can get certifications which you can put on your CV. which you can put on your CV. The next question is is there a way you can do it just from all online ?! Lara Ann Is there a way you can do it just from all online ?! 13h Reply The next question is is there a way you can do it just from all online ?! And the answer to that is yes. When doing digital marketing, everything is online anyways. Um, however, if you was looking to do content creation for social media etcetera and not getting someone else to do that, then that would involve you going into actual facility. Then the next question is what do you do in digital marketing? Ayubeam Wht do u do in digital marketing? 22h Reply Then the next question is what do you do in digital marketing? So I do a ton of different things in digital marketing and I actually cover all areas of it. So that would be website SEO, email marketing, social media marketing, paid ads, data analytics, and the list goes on. There's so many different things that you can do in digital marketing and some people just stick to one thing. Some people like to dive Into all different parts of marketing. Next, I got a couple questions Acc quick question do you have the name of the websites of where you applied for a an apprenticeship as I'm finding it very hard to find some and even get a place xx ohh alright thank you is there like a specific website you used or anything when applying I use the government website. Indeed. But I wouldn't recommend doing what everyone else is doing, which is literally just applying to a bunch of apprenticeships and hoping for the best result. My personal advice would be to go onto LinkedIn, create an account, start posting about the field that you wanna get into. So if that is marketing, start posting about marketing, and start connecting with the decision makers in your field. Them types of decision makers would be recruiters, talent managers, and executives. So, yeah, I think go onto LinkedIn. You can also apply to jobs through LinkedIn. But, yeah, if you can make yourself stand out from everyone else who's trying to do the exact same thing as you, and they'll think that you want it so much more, um, sort of gone out of your way to do something different to everyone else, and that you really want that position or that role. And then the final question that I'm gonna be answering today is, and since you didnt go college what qualification did u put on ur CV? what qualifications did you put on your C V? So this is an interesting one, because I didn't actually have any qualifications. I only passed my GCSE's. I got pretty decent grades in my GCSE's, which I think everyone should have. I feel like that's A bare minimum. I did conduct a little bit of market research for a family, friends, very small business. I've just put that on my C V. As, like, work experience, even though I literally did it for a day. However, if you're looking to have something to put on your C V. To do with marketing, like having some sort of experience within it, um, I would recommend the courses, or I would recommend making a creative marketing portfolio. Um, so what this can consist of is fake marketing campaign. And what I mean by fake is sort of, like, ones that you've just made up yourself. Show that you can create a campaign or create some fake market research. that's all the questions I'm gonna be answering today. Um, let me know if you have any other ones. I'm sure you guys will, and I can make a couple more videos like this, because I honestly love helping you all out. It's so amazing to see so many young, aspirational people just like me.

Transcript

Hey guys, I've been asked so many questions about digital marketing, so I thought I'd answer them all in one video. First one, someone asked to know more about the free courses that I have taken, so I thought I would just show you a couple of my favourite platforms to do courses on. So the first one that I really recommend is LinkedIn Learning. And then we have the Google courses on Coursera. I really hope I'm pronouncing that right. And then we have Hubspot Academy, which is amazing as well. And with all of these platforms you can get certifications which you can put on your CV. which you can put on your CV. The next question is is there a way you can do it just from all online ?! Is there a way you can do it just from all online ?! And the answer to that is yes. When doing digital marketing, everything is online anyways. Um, however, if you was looking to do content creation for social media etcetera and not getting someone else to do that, then that would involve you going into actual facility. Then the next question is what do you do in digital marketing? So I do a ton of different things in digital marketing and I actually cover all areas of it. So that would be website SEO, email marketing, social media marketing, paid ads, data analytics, and the list goes on. There's so many different things that you can do in digital marketing and some people just stick to one thing. Some people like to dive Into all different parts of marketing. Next, I got a couple questions Acc quick question do you have the name of the websites of where you applied for a an apprenticeship as I'm finding it very hard to find some and even get a place xx ohh alright thank you is there like a specific website you used or anything when applying I use the government website. Indeed. But I wouldn't recommend doing what everyone else is doing, which is literally just applying to a bunch of apprenticeships and hoping for the best result. My personal advice would be to go onto LinkedIn, create an account, start posting about the field that you wanna get into. So if that is marketing, start posting about marketing, and start connecting with the decision makers in your field. Them types of decision makers would be recruiters, talent managers, and executives. So, yeah, I think go onto LinkedIn. You can also apply to jobs through LinkedIn. But, yeah, if you can make yourself stand out from everyone else who's trying to do the exact same thing as you, and they'll think that you want it so much more, um, sort of gone out of your way to do something different to everyone else, and that you really want that position or that role. And then the final question that I'm gonna be answering today is, and since you didnt go college what qualification did u put on ur CV? what qualifications did you put on your C V? So this is an interesting one, because I didn't actually have any qualifications. I only passed my GCSE's. I got pretty decent grades in my GCSE's, which I think everyone should have. I feel like that's A bare minimum. I did conduct a little bit of market research for a family, friends, very small business. I've just put that on my C V. As, like, work experience, even though I literally did it for a day. However, if you're looking to have something to put on your C V. To do with marketing, like having some sort of experience within it, um, I would recommend the courses, or I would recommend making a creative marketing portfolio. Um, so what this can consist of is fake marketing campaign. And what I mean by fake is sort of, like, ones that you've just made up yourself. Show that you can create a campaign or create some fake market research. that's all the questions I'm gonna be answering today. Um, let me know if you have any other ones. I'm sure you guys will, and I can make a couple more videos like this, because I honestly love helping you all out. It's so amazing to see so many young, aspirational people just like me.