Foundations of Digital Marketing: Strategy, Execution & Analytics
A practical, beginner-friendly program to understand how digital marketing works from strategy to execution and analytics
- Understand how digital marketing connects directly to business growth
- Build the ability to plan, execute, and evaluate conversion-driven campaigns
- Learn through a fully online format: Recorded sessions + 2 live interactive sessions
- Certificate of Completion from EICTA Consortium
Beginner Level
Self-Paced (Recorded)
7 Hours (Inc live sessions)
₹5,999+GST
What you'll learn
- Understand how digital marketing channels work together to achieve business outcomes.
- Learn how content, landing pages, and analytics connect within a digital funnel.
- Build basic marketing assets such as short-form content ideas and landing pages.
- Interpret campaign performance using GA4 metrics and UTM tracking.
Skills you'll gain
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Course Instructor

Siddhesh Joglekar
Marketing Leader at Doctutorials & Skilltyro
Siddhesh Joglekar is a seasoned marketer, startup operator, and educator with 16+ years of experience across EdTech, product management, AI-driven growth, and digital revenue scaling. He has led multiple successful digital marketing initiatives and specialises in simplifying marketing concepts for beginners and early-career professionals.
EICTA-Scholarship available for first 30 learners
Learn by Doing with Real Asset Creation
The program focuses on building actual marketing assets instead of only theoretical understanding.
Beginner-Friendly with No Technical Background Required
Concepts are explained from the basics, making the course suitable for first-time learners.
Covers the Complete Digital Marketing Funnel
Learners understand how content, landing pages, and analytics work together in real campaigns.
Live Interactive Workshops for Hands-On Clarity
Two live sessions focus on building and analysing rather than passive learning.


