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📚 StyleStreet Masterclass

Free Digital Marketing Course: all 46 episodes

A free, practical digital marketing course in English: 8 stages, 46 episodes and one real client case study. Instagram, SEO, ads, WhatsApp, analytics and careers.

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Stage 1: Understanding the world of digital marketing

  1. What is digital marketing?The difference between marketing and digital marketing, why businesses need it, and what a marketer actually does.
  2. Understanding the client and their businessUnderstanding the client’s business from the inside before marketing: products, pricing, profit, customers and the real problem.
  3. Target audience and customer psychologyWho the ideal customer is, what her needs and fears are, and how she makes a buying decision.
  4. Competitor and market researchWhat competitors are doing, what’s happening in the market, and how StyleStreet can carve out its own place.

Stage 2: Strategy and content planning

  1. Marketing goals and KPIsTurning a vague “grow sales” into clear, measurable goals, and choosing the right numbers (KPIs).
  2. Brand positioning and USPCreating a clear place for the brand in the customer’s mind, and finding the one reason people choose you.
  3. Marketing channelsWhere to focus among Instagram, Facebook, Google, website, email and WhatsApp, and why.
  4. Content strategy and content calendarWhat to post, for whom, with what purpose, and when. Plus a ready-to-use content calendar.
  5. Copywriting and creative strategyHow to create headlines, captions and creatives that grab attention and lead the customer to action.

Stage 3: Social media and organic growth

  1. Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn managementEvery platform has its own personality. Running Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn the same way is the most common mistake.
  2. Reels, stories, carousels and short-form videoWhich format to use when, how a Reel is structured, and how to make professional video with a phone.
  3. Social media engagement and community managementHow to handle comments, DMs and complaints, and turn followers into a community.
  4. Influencer, UGC and creator marketingHow to make the right deals with micro influencers, user-generated content and creators, and how to measure results.
  5. Organic reach, profile optimization and social analyticsWhat the algorithm looks at, how to turn the profile into a conversion machine, and how to make decisions from Insights.

Stage 4: Website and SEO

  1. The role of websites and landing pagesWhy you need a website when you have Instagram, and what should go on a landing page.
  2. Keyword research and search intentWhat customers type into Google, the intent behind it, and how to find the right keywords.
  3. On-page SEO and content optimizationWriting title tags, meta descriptions, headings, URLs, images and content so that both Google and people understand them.
  4. Technical SEO and website healthCrawling, indexing, site speed, Core Web Vitals, mobile-friendliness and sitemaps: the website’s technical health.
  5. Local SEO and Google Business ProfileHow to show up on Google Maps and in “near me” searches: Google Business Profile, reviews and local signals.
  6. Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO)Where visitors get stuck, why they don’t buy, and how small changes raise the conversion rate.

Stage 5: Paid advertising

  1. Paid ads basics and the ad funnelWhat paid ads are, how they differ from organic, and why each of the 3 levels of the ad funnel needs different ads.
  2. Meta Ads Manager and campaign structureSetting up Meta Ads Manager, and the 3 levels of every campaign: campaign, ad set and ad.
  3. Campaign objectives, audience targeting and placementsChoosing campaign objectives, audience targeting (core, custom, lookalike, broad) and placements.
  4. Ad creatives, offers and copywritingHow to create ad creatives, offers and copy that stop the scroll, build trust and drive action.
  5. Budget, bidding and A/B testingDaily vs lifetime budgets, bid strategies, the learning phase, and the right way to A/B test.
  6. Retargeting and remarketingThe art of bringing back people who have already seen you: custom audiences, sequences and frequency.
  7. Google Ads — Search, Display and YouTubeThe logic of Google Ads, Search campaigns, keywords and match types, and when to use Display and YouTube ads.
  8. Campaign optimization and performance analysisReading campaign performance, diagnosing problems, and making kill / fix / scale decisions.

Stage 6: Leads, sales and customer management

  1. Different methods of lead generationWhat a lead is, and different ways to get interested people’s details: organic, paid, offline and partnerships.
  2. Lead qualification and follow-upsSorting leads into hot, warm and cold, the right timing and method for follow-ups, and handling a “no”.
  3. Sales funnel and customer journeyMapping the customer journey: what the customer thinks at each stage, where she meets the brand, and where she drops off.
  4. Email, WhatsApp and CRM marketingWhatsApp Business, email and CRM: talking to your audience directly, personally and with permission.
  5. Customer retention, referrals and repeat purchasesRaising a customer’s “lifetime” value through repeat purchase rate, loyalty, referral programmes and the post-purchase experience.
  6. Affiliate and partnership marketingAffiliates, partnerships and co-marketing: reaching other people’s audiences, paying only for results.

Stage 7: Analytics and business results

  1. Marketing metrics — CPC, CPM, CTR, CPL, CPA, ROASMarketing’s 6 most important metrics: meaning, formula, with StyleStreet’s real numbers, and when to look at which.
  2. Google Analytics 4 and Google Tag ManagerGA4’s event-based model, the essential reports, key events, and code-free tracking with Google Tag Manager.
  3. Pixel, conversion tracking and UTM parametersFinding out which ad brought which sale with Meta Pixel, Conversions API, Google Ads conversion tracking and UTM links.
  4. Marketing reports and dashboardsThe structure of a marketing report, dashboard tools, and turning numbers into insight and action.
  5. Budget, ROI, CAC and customer lifetime valueBeyond ROAS: finding out with ROI, CAC, customer lifetime value and the LTV:CAC ratio whether marketing really makes a profit.
  6. Making campaign decisions with dataThe loop of hypothesis, experiment, result and decision; understanding sample size; and common mistakes with data.

Stage 8: Advanced marketing and career

  1. Marketing automation and AI toolsAutomating repetitive work and speeding up content, research and analysis with AI tools, without losing the brand’s voice or the truth.
  2. E-commerce and product marketingProduct pages, catalogue, pricing psychology, bundles, launches, and the marketplace vs own-website decision.
  3. B2B, B2C and account-based marketingThe difference between B2C and B2B marketing, the B2B buying process, and the ABM approach of targeting chosen companies.
  4. Marketing strategy and growth experimentsA one-page marketing strategy, a North Star metric, growth loops, and prioritising experiments with ICE scoring.
  5. Client communication, proposals and reportingWriting proposals, setting scope and pricing, setting expectations, and handling good and bad news in client meetings.
  6. Final client project, portfolio and career rolesTurning the whole StyleStreet project into a case study, building a portfolio, and understanding digital marketing career roles.