Course Content
Module 1: Introduction to Digital Marketing
Introduction to Digital Marketing
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Module 2: Website Structure and Planning
Website Structure and Planning
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Module 3: Developing a Digital Marketing Strategy
Developing a Digital Marketing Strategy
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Module 5 : Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
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Module 7: Content writing & Marketing
Content writing & Marketing
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Module 8: Email Marketing
Email Marketing
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Module 9 : Video Marketing
Module 9 : Video Marketing
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Module 10: Search Engine Marketing / Pay-Per-Click Advertising (PPC)
Search Engine Marketing / Pay-Per-Click Advertising (PPC)
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Module 11 : Influencer Marketing
Influencer Marketing
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Module 12: Affiliate Marketing/ Drop shipping
Affiliate Marketing/ Drop shipping
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Module 14: AdSense and Blog Marketing
AdSense and Blog Marketing
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Module 15: E-Commerce Marketing
E-Commerce Marketing
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Module 16: Certification & Placement Preparation
Certification & Placement Preparation
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Digital Marketing Course
About Lesson

Digital Channels: Digital channels refer to the various online platforms and mediums businesses use to reach their target audience. These channels include websites, social media platforms, email, search engines, mobile apps, and many more. They provide businesses with the opportunity to engage with customers and promote their products or services in the digital realm.

Browsers: Browsers are software applications used to access and navigate the internet. Examples of popular browsers include Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Safari, and Microsoft Edge. Browsers allow users to visit websites, search for information, and interact with online content.

Organic Search/Paid Search: Organic search refers to the unpaid, natural search engine results that appear when users enter keywords into a search engine like Google. Paid search, on the other hand, involves advertisers paying for their ads to appear in search engine results. It allows businesses to gain more visibility and reach a targeted audience by bidding on keywords relevant to their offerings.

Visibility: Visibility in digital marketing refers to how easily a website or online content can be found by users. It is crucial for businesses to have high visibility to attract organic traffic and potential customers.

Types of Visibility: There are different types of visibility in digital marketing:

  1. Search Engine Visibility: How well a website ranks in search engine results for relevant keywords.
  2. Social Media Visibility: The presence and engagement of a business on social media platforms.
  3. Display Advertising Visibility: The visibility of display ads on websites, apps, or social media platforms.
  4. Content Visibility: The reach and engagement of content such as blog posts, videos, or infographics.

Examples of Visibility: Examples of visibility could include a website appearing on the first page of search engine results, a social media post receiving a high number of likes and shares, or an ad being prominently displayed on popular websites. 

Increasing Visibility: To increase visibility, businesses can employ strategies such as search engine optimization (SEO) to improve website rankings, creating engaging content, using targeted advertising campaigns, and leveraging social media marketing to reach a wider audience.

Visitors, Traffic, Engagement: Visitors refer to individuals who access a website or digital platform. Traffic represents the overall number of visitors a website receives. Engagement refers to the level of interaction and involvement visitors have with the content, such as commenting, sharing, or making a purchase.

Targeted Traffic: Targeted traffic refers to attracting visitors who are specifically interested in a business’s products or services. It involves identifying and reaching out to the desired audience through various marketing techniques, resulting in higher conversion rates and better engagement.

Inbound and Outbound Marketing: Inbound marketing focuses on attracting customers through valuable content and personalized experiences, aiming to build long-term relationships. Outbound marketing, on the other hand, involves actively reaching out to customers through traditional advertising methods like TV commercials, direct mail, or telemarketing.

Types of Conversion: Conversion in digital marketing refers to the desired action taken by a visitor, such as making a purchase, filling out a form, subscribing to a newsletter, or downloading an ebook. Types of conversions can vary based on the specific goals of a business and can be measured and optimized to improve overall digital marketing performance.

Role of Tools in Digital Marketing: Digital marketing tools play a crucial role in managing and optimizing various aspects of digital marketing campaigns. These tools can include analytics platforms, content management systems (CMS), email marketing software, social media management tools, search engine optimization tools, and customer relationship management (CRM) systems. They help businesses track performance, automate processes, gather insights, and enhance overall marketing effectiveness.

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