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Here’s a list of FREE Online Resources to Learn Digital Marketing 👇

 Any Digital Marketing Course will cost you between Rs. 30,000 to Rs 3 Lakhs for 2 to 3 months. You can learn all of that from the internet for FREE.


Here’s a list of FREE Online Resources to Learn Digital Marketing 👇

Business Writing (Content Writing + Copywriting + StoryTelling)

Books To Read 
1 - HBR Guide To Better Business Writing
2 - OGILVY on Advertising
3 - Copywriter’s HandBook
4 - Borron Letters

Blogs to Follow
1 - Enchanting Marketing
2- Goins Writer 
3 - CopyBlogger
4 - Very Good Copy

Graphic Designing (Theory + CANVA + Adobe Illustrator)

Design Theory - Learn from YouTube
1 - Beginners Guide to Graphic Design series by Gareth David Studio
2 - Understanding Color by Blender Guru
3 - For Typography Watch Typography videos by TipTut.

Canva Tutorial
1 - Free Beginners course from CANVA Website
2 - YouTube Channel -> Digital Mohit

Adobe Illustrator + Photoshop -> YouTube Channel - GFX Mentor 

Website Creation on WordPress
1 - WordPress - YouTube Channel -> WebInsights, Website Learners
2 - Elementor - YouTube Channel -> Care of Web

Paid Campaigns
- Google +FB Ads -YouTube -> SurfSide PPC & Paid Media Pros
- Fb Ads in Hindi - YouTube Channel -> My Blog Mantra 
- Google Analytics - YouTube Channel ->Loves Data + Measure School

Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
1 - YouTube Channel -> Neil Patel SEO Unlocked
2 - MOZ - Beginner’s Guide To SEO
3 - Neil Patel - SEO Unlocked
4 - Search Engine Journal - A Complete Guide To SEO
5 - Ahrefs - A Beginners Guide to SEO Success

Content Marketing + Inbound Marketing
1 - Free courses from HubSpot

Blogging
1 - Blogging Course by Pavan Agarwal (YouTube)
2 - Blogging Course by WsCubeTube (YouTube)
3 - Blogging Course by Satish K (YouTube)

Email Marketing
1 - Really Good Emails (Website)
2 - Good Email Copy (Website)
3 - HubSpot (Course on Website)
4 - Lead Nurturing by Marketo ( Free eBook)

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