How to Get a Job in Digital Marketing 2019

Looking to get a job in Digital Marketing and work from home? Looking to move away from the 9-to-5 lifestyle and start being your own boss?

This video will teach you how to get a job in Digital Marketing without a college degree or certifications – you can learn this on your own and start getting clients.

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Today you will learn how you can get a job as an SEO specialist with no experience or no college degree.

If you follow these simple steps I promise you it will be very easy for you to get a job in no time.

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#1 – Build your own website

Building your own website is not hard and it’s important in Digital Marketing – for 2 primary reasons.

First, it shows you first-hand what you need to get your website running, the backend and all that stuff PLUS what it takes to rank your website higher on search engines.

Second, you get more social proof and credibility by showing you got your website to rank number 1 for a certain keyword.

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#2 – Pick your niche for your website

Pick one niche and then see what keywords you want to rank for your website, and start building your content around these keywords.

Target long-tailed keywords because they’re easier to rank for. Keyword research here is really important and if you’re looking for an SEO Masterclass, we have an online course for you:
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Employers will be more impressed and more willing to hire you for a job in Digital Marketing when they see that your website is focused.

#3 – Learn how to monitor your efforts in Digital Marketing

A big part of SEO that most people fail at, or they just stopped doing it is because they see results only in the long-term.

Maybe in 3 months time – is my website ranking for this keyword? Are my backlinks working to get my page ranking up?

This is what I call a Feedback Loop – is your SEO campaign working or failing?

#4 – Learn what Google’s Algorithms are

In Digital Marketing and SEO, you definitely want to learn Google’s algorithms as well because they’re constantly updating.

Why Google’s algorithms are always changing is because they want to appeal to more users so every time when somebody’s on Google, they will be able to provide them with the most accurate results as possible.

In SEO, this is important because it tells SEO professionals that not only are keywords important, quality content itself is very important.

#5 – Build a YouTube Channel

Once you’ve gotten your website up and running, you want to develop your digital presence.

The best way to do this is to showcase your skills in a YouTube channel – these days it’s free to create an account, use a free recording software and start uploading videos onto YouTube.

Having a wide-reaching digital presence is a core factor in becoming a successful digital marketing professional.

If you hope to be hired within the industry, you need to be as visible as possible online because employers will be looking for demonstrable online skills when they research you as a potential candidate.

From your LinkedIn profile to your Twitter feed, they’ll be on the lookout.

It also helps if you have a personal website or blog so employers can see your work and whether that work translates to their business and the skills they require.

Develop a polished, executive digital presence. Everything from your photo to your bio should represent how you want to be perceived in real life.

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