Digital Marketing course: campaign analysis and SEO

Course overview

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Digital Marketing: goals, structure and analytics

The program aligns objectives, planning and performance evaluation in digital marketing. It covers SEO fundamentals, PPC and paid media (Google Ads, YouTube, Meta Ads), audience work, RACE and SWOT frameworks, plus GA4 and supporting AI tools for content and time efficiency.

Who it fits and who it does not in Digital Marketing

• Fits: junior digital specialists, SMM managers, marketers with up to 3 years of experience, entrepreneurs building a digital strategy.
• Does not fit: those expecting instant outcomes; those seeking deep focus on a single channel only; those unwilling to analyze data and document hypotheses.

Problems → working outcomes in Digital Marketing

• Scattered knowledge → coherent structure: goals, KPIs, a roadmap and checklists for campaign launch.
• Unclear audience → segmentation and basic audience hypothesis testing.
• Excess traffic spend → bid and budget control in Google Ads/Meta Ads with quality metrics in mind.
• Weak SEO visibility → technical essentials, keyword semantics, content core and basic on‑page optimization.
• Lack of transparent analytics → proper GA4 events, UTM tagging, attribution and metric interpretation.

Comparison with alternatives in Digital Marketing

• Self‑learning: flexible yet higher risk of missing connections between SEO, PPC, SMM and analytics.
• Narrow specialization content: depth in one channel without cross‑channel logic and aligned KPIs.
• High‑level overviews: provide concepts but lack actionable templates for planning, launch and evaluation.

Expected learning outcomes in Digital Marketing

• Understanding the digital marketer role, team structure and responsibilities.
• Planning basics with RACE and SWOT, goal and metric setting.
• Setup and launch of campaigns in Google Ads, YouTube, Meta Ads, including audiences and creatives.
• Starter SEO: technical priorities, keyword semantics and content planning.
• GA4: events, UTM, reporting and data reading for customer journey optimization.
• Practical templates: campaign brief, media plan structure, QA checklists.

Instructor

Oleksii Popov, Head of Digital Marketing (banking sector), 17+ years in marketing and PR; experience in planning and coordinating digital activities for a broad portfolio of products and services.