Certificate of Achievement

Ian Denielle Palisoc

has completed the following course:

Developing Ideas and Content for your Digital Strategy

The University of Adelaide

This online course enabled learners to master the art of generating high-quality, strategic content from concept to creation. Including skills to generate effective content that targets your audience, aligns with your strategic goals, and sets you apart.

4 weeks, 1 hour per week

Jennie Shaw

Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Vice-President (Academic)

The University of Adelaide

78%
overall score

Transcript

Learning outcomes

  • Identify the core characteristics of effective digital marketing content.
  • Assess whether digital marketing content supports defined marketing objectives.
  • Describe how to implement strategic content.
  • Evaluate whether digital marketing content aligns with defined content styles and marketing strategies.
  • Identify common mistakes in the content creation and implementation process.
  • Identify strategies for improving digital content.

Syllabus

Module 1 - Planning your content

  • Content and your digital strategy
  • Why your content needs to be strategic


Module 2 - Developing your content

  • Brainstorming the content you need
  • Discovering sources of content you already have


Module 3 - Building your content

  • The creative process
  • The production process
  • Content curation


Module 4 - Connecting your content

  • Connecting your content to your audience
  • Connecting your content to the business
  • Connecting your content to future content


Issued on 26th January 2024

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Free online course:

Developing Ideas and Content for your Digital Strategy

The University of Adelaide