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Digital Marketing Career Choices: Stability, Variety, or Flexibility?

So, shiny digital marketing qualification in hand, you’re ready to unleash your skills on clients. But how? Most people choose one of these three paths – become an employee for an organisation, work in-house for an agency or go solo as a freelancer. Each has its pros and cons and only you can know which might work best. Working as

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Email Marketing Strategy: How Often and When to Reach Your Audience

To some people sending email newsletters sounds like an old-fashioned marketing technique, compared to a shiny social media account. But email marketing still has plenty of benefits. Three key benefits of email marketing 1. You are talking directly to your customers If someone has chosen to opt in to your email newsletter, they are choosing

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What is it like to work in social media? Chat with Maddison Pace.

There is a glamour often associated with a career in social media marketing. The buzz of influencer marketing, the drive for engagement by crafting creative content; and the quest to go viral by engaging followers to grow your fans. Amidst the realm of posting photos, creating reels and TikTok’s; stories; live video; comments; shares; and

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Influencer Marketing

Influencer Marketing on a Budget: The Rise of Micro-Influencers

Ever been scrolling through social media and seen a small business talking about how sales have skyrocketed because a celeb or major influencer mentioned their brand? You’ve probably thought, “I wish that would happen to my business”. Sadly the chances of that happening to most businesses are pretty low. Of course, you could always try

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