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Does anyone have experience with Simplilearn?

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Roman-Delcarmen last edited by
I want to hear the opinion of other Marketers

My main goal is found a place where I can get an integral knowledge, not just SEO or PPC or whatever.

Simplilearn offers a Master Program called "Digital Marketing Specialist"
Which cover this areas
- Advanced Web Analytics
  - Advanced Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
  - Advanced Pay Per Click (PPC)
  - Advanced Social Media
But also they have available other related topics such as
- Email Marketing
- Conversion Rate Optimization
I know there are some ones that are mandatory and FREE
and for me this are not a big deal, because all the documentation
is available for everyone

Google Analytics > Data Analytics
Facebook Blue Print > Data Analytics
Google Adwords > PPC
Bing > PPC

I will make the certifciation
But Im looking for something with better level
Such as "Integreted Marketing Campaign"
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santoshenck last edited by

Hello,

Try other training providers if this is not what you're looking for.

You can look for :

Knowledgehut, Unichrone, Theknowledgeacademy, Udemy.
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