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Earn After Your Intermediate By These Courses

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Here are some of the short-term courses which you can join after your intermediate.

1. Digital Marketing

Google Digital Marketing & E-commerce: Google.

Foundations of Digital Marketing and E-commerce: Google.

Digital Marketing: the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

Meta Social Media Marketing: Meta.

Google ads

Search engine optimizations (SEO)

Meta Social Media Marketing.

Attract and Engage Customers with Digital Marketing

The Strategy of Content Marketing

Online Business course.

Let's understand more about some of these courses.

Digital Marketing

In this digital world, it's important to know more and earn more with digital marketing.

Digital Marketing is with information technology, Communication, psychology and English. The main major likes are business, marketing and advertising. Working in digital marketing has many advantages, such as versatile jobs, lucrative salaries and flexibility.

You will have many opportunities in various industries, such as advertising, public relations and digital media.

Google Digital Marketing & E-commerce: Google.

· Foundations of Digital Marketing and E-commerce: Google.

· Digital Marketing: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

· Meta Social Media Marketing: Meta.

· Google ads

· Search engine optimisation (SEO)

· Meta Social Media Marketing

· Attract and Engage Customers with Digital Marketing

· The Strategy of Content Marketing

· Online Business course.

Search Engine Optimization (SEO)

This is the best search engine ranker to search the content. This course does not have any prerequisites. Anyone with a basic understanding of the internet, search engines, and Google Analytics may enrol in short-term SEO classes.

Google ads

God Tier Ads

CXL – Google Ads – Intermediate

Google Ads : Complete Guide

Google Ads Mastery

CXL – Google Ads – Maximization

Udemy – Ultimate Google Ads Training 2021

Google Skill shop – Google Ads Search Certification

Skillshare – digital marketing with Google Ads (AdWords)

Udemy – Google Ads for Beginners 2022 – Step by Step Process.

Coursera – Google Ads for Beginners

Click minded – Paid Advertising Campaigns

Content marketing is a marketing strategy used to attract, engage, and retain an audience by creating and sharing relevant articles, videos, podcasts, and other media. Here are the main steps to create a Content marketing strategy.

· Know your audience

· Understand related topics

· Deliver expectational content that Demonstrates Your Expertise.

· Leverage Data Insights to Guide Ongoing Efforts and Distribution.

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Don't Make These Interview Mistakes

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Hunting for a new job can be stressful, and once you've managed to secure an interview or two the nerves really start to kick in. But follow these top tips of what you shouldn't do in an interview and you can land that dream job.

BE EARLY

Don’t be late. It seems the most obvious interview tip, but many people struggle with punctuality. Plan your route well in advance; assume you may be delayed to give yourself plenty of time to arrive to your interview about 10 minutes early. This will show that you are keen and emphasize your ability to be punctual.

REVIEW YOUR KEY POINTS

Do remember to go over your resume and achievements prior to the interview. When the interviewer asks you questions about this, you should be able to answer them straight away without referring to your resume and be able to expand on important details.

LOOK THE PART

Find out what people wear in advance if possible. Do dress smartly and be sure that your clothes are clean and ironed, if necessary. Make sure that you maintain good personal hygiene. Hair should be washed; nails should be clean and trimmed and be sure to take measures to ensure you don’t have any body odour.

DON'T SMOKE

Don’t smoke before going into your interview. Even if your interviewer smokes too, chances are they don’t want to smell the remnants of your last cigarette lingering in the room for the duration of your interview

SILENCE YOUR CELL PHONE

Do remember to switch your phone off. Even if it’s on silent, you may have an alarm you forgot about go off in the middle of the interview which will definitely come across as unprofessional.

AVOID SLANG

Don’t use slang or curse words when speaking with the employer. Even if you feel it is a very casual situation, or you are a bit nervous, it’s always best to come off as being polite.

SPEAK PROFESSIONALLY

Do speak eloquently and think about how what you’re saying will come across to the hiring managers. Think in advance about what makes you the best person for the role and be confident. Avoiding colloquialisms and fillers such as “um” and “like” will definitely give the hiring manager a better impression of you.

WATCH YOUR BODY LANGUAGE

Don’t slouch in your seat or make other gestures that may suggest disinterest in either being at the interview or what the interviewer is talking about.

BE ENGAGED

Do sit up straight, avoid excessive fidgeting and be genuinely engaged with the interviewer. Behaving in any other way is likely to come off as disrespectful and unprofessional.

DON'T LIE OR OVER-EXAGGERATE

Don’t lie or over-exaggerate when answering questions about your past employment and achievements. More likely than not you will be found out. Rather than run the risk of being exposed later, be truthful about your accomplishments and focus on skills that could be valuable in the new role.

AVOID PERSONAL DISCUSSIONS

Don’t discuss your views on controversial topics or personal issues you may be experiencing. This is not the time for them.

STAY ON TOPIC

Listen carefully to their questions and try to stay on topic and keep answers concise and relevant. You will miss out on making your point if you ramble on about things irrelevant to the questions you’re being asked.

DON'T DICTATE YOUR RESUME

Don’t answer the interviewer’s questions by simply reading points straight off a copy of your resume that you have in front of you. Think about what skills you have learned and developed from previous roles rather than just listing what you did.

DON'T BE A GOSSIP

Don't talk about past employers or colleagues in a negative or gossipy way. It's likely to set alarm bells ringing with your prospective employer.

DISCUSS YOUR SKILLS

Do share, in a clear and objective manner, what you learned from challenging situations at your previous job and how these acquired skills can be used in this role.

MAKE EYE CONTACT

Don’t forget to make eye contact and smile. Your interviewer(s) will be trying to work out if you will fit in and get on with others.

SHOW YOUR CONFIDENCE

Do show that you’re a confident individual by maintaining eye contact while speaking to the employer. Smiling during the interview will not only show that you are friendly, but you will also appear to be relaxed even if the opposite is true.

BE PREPARED TO EXPAND

Don’t draw blanks or answer questions with a simple 'yes' or 'no'. Take your time to give a proper reply

PROVIDE SPECIFIC EXAMPLES

Don’t use vague and meaningless phrases such as “I’m a good team player” and “I’m a people person”. Instead provide specific examples of how you’ve worked as part of a team or have developed people you’ve managed in the past.

ASK THE RIGHT QUESTIONS

Do understand that asking intelligent questions about the company and the role shows that you’re interested in the job and the company and that you have done the appropriate research.

PUT IN THE EFFORT

Don’t hand over a patchy resume or samples of your work that look like they’ve been mauled by a dog. Print them in colour on good-quality paper and present them in a folder. Good luck!

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How to prepare for an interview at Google

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Are you appearing for an interview at Google? If yes, then these tips may help you to get a job at the tech giant.

1. Predict the future:

Jot down the questions that will come on your way!

2. Plan:

Plan your answers.

3. Have a backup plan:

If you want to become a googler, write three answers for the backup plan.

4. Explain:

Explain your thought process and how you make decisions when a problem occurs. Google not only evaluate your technical ability, but also see how you approach problems

5. Be data-driven:

According to Google, every question should be responded with the examples.

For instance: "How do you lead?" should be answered with "I'm a collaborative/decisive/whatever leader. Let me tell you about the time I."

6. Clarify:

A candidate may find many questions open-ended.Google always looks for a candidate who talks through the thought process and if you need clarification at some point, you can ask freely.

7. Improve:

You can always refine your answers and explain the answer in a different way.

8. Practice:

Practice makes the man perfect! Just practice your answer so that you can deliver your answers effectively

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How to Stay Unseen When You're Browsing LinkedIn

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If you're job hunting on LinkedIn, be aware that when you look at someone's profile on the network, they can find out if you're viewing them through the "Who's Viewed Your Profile?" feature. Although there are both perks and drawbacks of being visible, sometimes you just want your privacy. Here's how to make yourself invisible on LinkedIn:

Log into LinkedIn with your user name and password.
When you're logged in, hover over your mini photo icon in the top right-hand corner, and the Account & Settings menu will drop down. Click on the Privacy & Settings option.

Once you're in the Privacy & Settings page, scroll to the bottom of the page to get to the Privacy Controls section. Click on the "Select what others see when you've viewed their profile" option to edit your settings. (You may need to click on "Go to previous version of Settings" to view this option.)

You can choose from three options. The first one will allow your headline and name to be visible to everyone, the second is an anonymous profile but your industry and company can be viewed, and the third will let you be totally anonymous ("You will be in complete private mode."). Choose the last option and click on the "Save Changes" button to stay completely invisible.