Digital Marketing Courses - Which is the best?

[Felixz]

Well, there is infinite digital marketing courses but only a few gets recognized...

There are some famous names like Frank Kern and stuff, but still doesn't feel 'the one'.

Since you guys probably know more options than I do, which course would be the best?

You know, there's this VSL creator dude, the Launch formula other dude, Russel Brunson and Jim Edwards stuff... What are your recommendations?

Thanks

 

[mehdirafati2017]

interested

 

[710fla]

Alex Becker has a really good 3 part video on FB ads on his Youtube channel.

 

[mmker]

Depends on what you want.

For facebook ads I recommend learning the business manager platform & how to use all those buttons. You can learn it on youtube. The real deal is to learn the strategies. Strategies change from time to time. You can enter facebook ads groups on facebook and just browse the posts or reddit.

Same goes for google ads.

I've never even touched tiktok/pinterest marketing so I can't give you any input on that.

Good luck

 

[EarthboundImmortal]

There is no best or right course. I would purchase some and watch some free ones. The best is experimenting and just starting yourself. You should read threads here first to last page and you will find goldmines.

 

[GenesisOne]

Linda.com has everything you need to know about the subject

 

[VortexAlpha]

It depends on which area of digital marketing you want to learn since there are different courses for different topics. You can find some really good ones on YouTube, basically about every marketing-related theme, but I liked courses from Neil Patel as he is covering more things at once and from him, you can obtain some general marketing knowledge which is often very useful.

 

[roydan]

What exactly do you want to learn? In most cases you money will be better spent if you watched youtube videos and apply it using what you planned on spending on the course.

 

[Felixz]

What exactly do you want to learn? In most cases you money will be better spent if you watched youtube videos and apply it using what you planned on spending on the course.

Yeah, sorry. I guess I've made the wrong question. Well, I would want to do like those people who like create some infoproduct, then sell it like crazy with PPC ads. PLR stuff, by example. I'm from Brazil, and literally there are some 16-years-old dudes here becoming millionaires just because they've got the "right international knowledge". So I'd like to learn straight from the source, not by their courses which will be inevitably full of flaws just so they can sell more and more...

 

[Marco_6379]

I can tell that the course of Nick Shackelford is very good, pretty expensive btw.
But I would say also all the Foundr course there are good.

Don't look for those dropshipping guru courses, are full of misleading and easy campaigns that doesn't work anymore or at least they are just explaining half of the process.

Experience and many many youtube hours will be your best friend.

 

[roydan]

Yeah, sorry. I guess I've made the wrong question. Well, I would want to do like those people who like create some infoproduct, then sell it like crazy with PPC ads. PLR stuff, by example. I'm from Brazil, and literally there are some 16-years-old dudes here becoming millionaires just because they've got the "right international knowledge". So I'd like to learn straight from the source, not by their courses which will be inevitably full of flaws just so they can sell more and more...

Most of the young "millionaires" you see everywhere made their money selling courses. They made a basic affiliate couse before they were successful (and most of them are as far as most people from becoming millionaires). Go over the "make money" sub forum and you'll have access to more and better information than these "gurus" can ever give you.

 

[dragonian]

For marketing your high-ticket consulting/coaching services, I recommend Charlie Morgan's Easygrow. Lots of actionable information and it provides extreme value than any other course in the consulting niche.