Requirements

• SEO is a technical topic and hence basic understanding of web technologies and the internet is expected. To understand the course content well and to be comfortable start working in this field
• it is recommended that the user has familiarity with at least one programming language. Familiarity with web crawlers
• indexing
• and the scripting language is required. Users also need to know basic of the command line and Linux systems. Apart from these
• previous exposure to analytics
• particularly web analytics and web design is also preferred but not mandatory. If you have worked with PHP or JavaScript
• then it is an added advantage.

Description

Welcome to the comprehensive course on Digital Marketing and Search Engine Optimization (SEO)! In this course, we will embark on an exciting journey through the ever-evolving landscape of digital marketing, exploring fundamental concepts, advanced strategies, and real-world case studies.

Section 1: Introduction

In this section, students will be introduced to the fundamentals of marketing. Lecture 1 provides an overview of the course objectives and structure, setting the stage for the topics to be covered. Lecture 2 delves into the vast expanse of the marketing universe, exploring its various components and intricacies. Lecture 3 offers a comprehensive definition of marketing, laying the groundwork for understanding its core concepts. Lecture 4 expands upon the marketing concept, elucidating its significance in contemporary business practices.

Section 2: Marketing Practices and Thoughts

This section delves into the historical evolution of marketing practices and ideologies. Lecture 5 traces the history of marketing practices, examining its evolution over time. Lecture 6 continues this exploration, shedding light on pivotal developments in marketing across different eras. Lecture 7 further elaborates on marketing’s journey through the ages, highlighting key milestones. Lecture 8 provides deeper insights into historical marketing practices, offering valuable lessons from the past.

Section 3: Marketing Mix and Environment

Here, students will explore the essential elements of the marketing mix and the external factors shaping marketing strategies. Lecture 9 introduces the marketing mix, comprising product, price, place, and promotion, and their interplay in marketing strategies. Lecture 10 continues to dissect the components of the marketing mix, elucidating their significance in achieving organizational objectives. Lecture 11 delves into the marketing environment, analyzing the external forces impacting marketing decisions. Lecture 12 extends this analysis, examining the dynamic nature of the marketing environment. Lecture 13 discusses the role of marketing research in gathering insights into consumer behavior and market trends. Lecture 14 explores the concept of marketing segmentation, emphasizing the importance of targeting specific consumer groups. Lecture 15 covers various marketing communication strategies aimed at effectively reaching target audiences. Lecture 16 introduces the concept of the marketing brand matrix, illustrating how brands navigate the competitive landscape.

Section 4: Digital Marketing Acquaintance

This section introduces students to the realm of digital marketing, exploring its definition, history, applications, and benefits. Lecture 20 defines digital marketing and its significance in the contemporary business landscape. Lecture 21 traces the historical development of digital marketing and its transformative impact on traditional marketing practices. Lecture 22 examines the diverse applications of digital marketing across different industries. Lecture 23 highlights the numerous benefits of adopting digital marketing strategies for businesses. Lecture 24 discusses the complementary nature of digital marketing alongside traditional marketing channels. Lecture 25 explores various digital marketing channels available to businesses. Lecture 26 provides insights into global advertising expenditure trends, offering valuable market intelligence. Lecture 27 presents statistical data on advertising spending across different digital platforms.

Section 5: Search Engine Optimization

In this section, students will learn about search engine optimization (SEO) techniques and strategies to improve online visibility. Lecture 28 introduces the concept of SEO and its importance in enhancing website rankings on search engine results pages (SERPs). Lecture 29 traces the historical evolution of SEO practices, highlighting key milestones and advancements. Lecture 30 explores the complementary strategies and tools that enhance the effectiveness of SEO efforts. Lecture 31 discusses the goals of SEO campaigns, including increasing website traffic and improving user engagement. Lecture 32 delves into on-page optimization techniques, such as optimizing content and meta tags, to improve search engine rankings. Lecture 33 continues to explore advanced on-page optimization strategies for maximizing SEO performance.

Section 6: Search Engine Optimization – Case Study #1

In this section, students will analyze real-world case studies to understand how SEO strategies are implemented in practice. Lecture 34 introduces the first case study, providing an overview of the company and its objectives. Lecture 35 revisits the concept of SEO and its relevance to the case study organization. Lecture 36 discusses the complementary strategies employed by the company to enhance its online visibility. Lecture 37 provides a detailed overview of the company, including its history, mission, and key milestones. Lecture 38 continues to explore the company’s background, offering insights into its organizational structure and operations. Lecture 39 discusses the company’s vision and mission, aligning its marketing efforts with its long-term goals. Lecture 40 examines the company’s milestones in innovation and growth, shaping its competitive advantage.

Section 7: Search Engine Optimization – Case Study #2

In this section, students will analyze another real-world case study to gain deeper insights into SEO strategies and their impact. Lecture 54 introduces the second case study, presenting the company and its objectives. Lecture 55 revisits the concept of SEO and its significance in the context of the case study organization. Lecture 56 discusses the complementary strategies implemented by the company to enhance its search engine rankings. Lecture 57 provides an overview of the company, including its history, mission, and core values. Lecture 58 continues to delve into the company’s background, highlighting its organizational structure and business verticals. Lecture 59 examines the company’s vision and mission, guiding its strategic direction and decision-making processes. Lecture 60 explores the company’s milestones and achievements, shaping its industry positioning and reputation.

In this final part, students will recap the key learnings from the course and reflect on their implications for marketing practice. They will also have the opportunity to apply their knowledge to analyze and evaluate real-world case studies, deepening their understanding of marketing strategies and tactics. Through a combination of theoretical concepts, practical examples, and case studies, students will develop the skills and insights necessary to excel in the dynamic field of marketing.

Who this course is for:

• Marketing professionals seeking to enhance their knowledge and skills.
• Business owners and entrepreneurs looking to improve their marketing strategies.
• Students and individuals interested in pursuing a career in marketing.
• Digital marketers aiming to deepen their understanding of SEO and digital advertising.
• Marketing managers and executives seeking to stay updated on industry trends and best practices.
• Anyone interested in learning about the fundamentals and advanced concepts of marketing and digital marketing.