Learn Social Media Marketing Course in Nepal

Course Info

Course Content

Unit 1

Introduction to Course [FREE]

Preview 00:57
What is Social Media? [FREE]

Preview 01:58
Why Social Media? [FREE]

Preview 04:48
Traditional Marketing vs Social Media Marketing [FREE]

Preview 04:31
Unit 1- Quiz

Unit 2

Unit 3

Unit 4

Unit 5

Unit 6

Unit 7

Unit 8

Unit 9

Unit 10

Unit 11

Unit 12

Unit 13

Course Description

Social Media has become part of our day-to-day life which has also made it an essential tool for businesses to reach their audience. This is a beginner-level course that will help you set a strong foundation to take your business on social media.

Moreover, this course will take your mindset beyond “Facebook Boosting” and help you build strategies that will create brand awareness, engage your audience and ultimately drive sales for your business. Filled with real-time examples of clients that are currently using these practices, this course will also help you understand how social media has been leveraged by the biggest brands across Nepal and Dubai.

Instructor

Bat Shi Digital Strategist

4.08 Instruction Rating
38 reviews
2014 students
2 courses

A computer engineering graduate that got hooked into storytelling, Batman has been helping brands align their digital strategy with their company goals & objectives. With 4 years of experience, Batman has worked with 100+ brands in 15+ industries across Nepal, India, Dubai, USA & Australia, including the biggest names like Volkswagen, Hard Rock Cafe, Xiaomi, Mahindra, Vianet, Machhapuchhre Bank, Hongshi Cement. He has worked as Creative & Strategic Head at Digital Gurkha, Chief Strategic Officer at brandLogiQ and is a regular consultant for Artern, a digital marketing agency based in Dubai. He is a multi-domain digital marketer as he has his experience across different domains - Content Creation, Advertisement, Search Engine Optimization as well as Page Management. Now, he wants to help share what he has learned to enable the next generation of Digital Marketers in Nepal.