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Course Details

DC26T21C Digital Marketing Improvers


Venue Cobourg House (Main Venue)
Address 32 Mayflower St, PL1 1QX
Qualification No Qualification
Start Date 12/01/2027
End Date 09/02/2027
Day & Time Tuesday 09:30
Duration (Hours) 03:00
Fee Free
Concession -
Contact Name OCSW Info
Contact Number 01752660713
Contact Email Info@oncoursesouthwest.co.uk
Opening Times

Detailed Summary

Who is this course for?

This course is perfect for anyone looking to better understand the world of digital marketing - whether you are currently working in a marketing role or not.

Entry Requirements

No prior knowledge is required - just a willingness to learn and engage with the content.

What You Will Learn

"By the end of this course, you will be able to: Understand how digital marketing works Explain the basics of digital marketing and how businesses use different online channels to reach their target audience. Get found on Google Carry out basic keyword research and understand how to use search engine optimisation (SEO) and paid ads to drive traffic to a website. Plan social media and content Choose the right social media platforms for a business and create a simple content calendar to engage customers. Measure your success Look at basic marketing data to see how well your campaigns are performing and understand what the numbers mean."

Course Aim

Introduce learners to the keep concepts of Digital Marketing

Course Length

6 Weeks, 3 Hours per week. 18GLH Total.

What You Will Need to Bring

Yourself and willingness to learn! Computers will be provided for digital sessions, but you may want to bring a notebook and pen with you.

How You Will Learn

Here are the 4 main teaching methods we will use: 1. Interactive Bitesize Lectures Instead of long, dry presentations, we will use short, 15-30-minute explanations of core concepts followed by immediate discussion. 2. Live ""Walkthroughs"" and Show-and-Tell We will share screens and look at real-world tools together in real-time. Students will see exactly how to navigate Google Analytics, set up a Facebook ad, or research keywords, rather than just reading about it in a textbook. 3. Hands-On Practical Exercises Students learn digital marketing best by doing. Students will jump straight into practical tasks, such as: Writing a Google text ad. Creating a mock one-week social media calendar. Analysing a basic mock data spreadsheet to find the best-performing ad. 4. Real-World Case Studies We will look at familiar UK brands (from small local businesses to high street names) to see what they are doing right—and what they are doing wrong.

Where Next

Digital Marketing Improvers

Will learners gain a qualification?

No, it is for personal development only