BEM Microcredential
Name of the
microcredential |
Digital Marketing Research | |
BEM
content (for all partners) |
Purpose of the microcredential | Participates in the collection of data for the implementation of digital marketing activities, i.e. digital marketing research |
Target groups (who it is intended for) | Marketing Professionals: Individuals already working in marketing roles who want to improve their research skills and stay current with digital marketing trends. | |
Business Owners and Entrepreneurs: Small business owners and startup founders who want to improve their marketing strategies and better understand their market. | ||
Students: Individuals with degrees in marketing, business or related fields who wish to enhance their employability with specialized skills in digital marketing research. | ||
Career Change: Professionals from other fields who want to transition into digital marketing roles. | ||
Freelancers and Consultants: Independent marketers and consultants who want to offer more comprehensive services to their clients by including advanced research capabilities. | ||
Marketing Analysts and Data Scientists: Those who want to deepen their understanding of the application of digital marketing data in decision making. | ||
Corporate teams: Teams in larger organizations looking to streamline their marketing departments and improve their data- driven marketing strategies. | ||
Each of these groups will benefit from learning how to effectively collect, analyze and interpret digital marketing data to inform their strategies and decisions. | ||
Sector | Economics, law and trade |
Area(s) of Application/Operating Environment | People with digital marketing research microcredentials can use their skills and knowledge in a variety of impactful ways in the industry. Here are some of the key uses:
Enhanced decision making: By interpreting data and market trends, they can make informed decisions that improve marketing strategies and results.
Target Marketing: They can better identify and understand target audiences, enabling more personalized and effective marketing campaigns. Performance Optimization: Through analysis of key metrics, they can pinpoint areas of improvement and optimize campaigns for better performance and higher ROI.
Competitor Analysis: They can perform competitive analysis to understand what competitors are doing, identifying opportunities and threats in the market. Customer Insights: Collecting and analyzing customer data helps in understanding customer behavior, preferences and satisfaction, leading to better customer engagement and retention.
Content Strategy Development: They can develop content strategies that will resonate with target audiences based on thorough research and data analysis.
SEO and SEM Improvement: They can use data to improve their search engine optimization (SEO) and search engine marketing (SEM) strategies, improving visibility and traffic. Effective Social Media Management: Analyzing social media metrics to refine strategies, increase engagement and reach across platforms.
Email Marketing Optimization: They can design and test email marketing campaigns to maximize open rates, click-through rates and conversions. Consulting and Advising: They can provide expert advice and actionable recommendations to businesses looking to improve their digital marketing efforts.
Market Research Projects: Conduct thorough market research projects to provide comprehensive insights that drive business growth and innovation. Data-driven culture: Promoting a data-driven culture in organizations, encouraging the use of research and analytics in day-to-day decision-making processes. |
Overall, a digital marketing research microcredential equips
individuals with the ability to use data and research to drive more effective, efficient, and strategic marketing efforts. |
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Typical Job Positions/Job Tasks | – Collection of primary and secondary data using digital tools
– Data processing using digital tools – Analyzing data, determining market trends, customer preferences and the competitive landscape – Making marketing decisions based on conducted marketing research. |
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Learning outcomes (professional and key competencies) | Knowledge
– Identifies goals, vision and mission of the organization; – Identifies the organizational culture; – Recognizes values of brands with which it communicates; – Defines marketing objectives; – Describes the content of a marketing plan; – Describes the market research procedure; – Distinguishes consumer psychology research techniques; – Describes the procedure for implementing an annual marketing plan; – Explains the methodology for creating a daily, weekly, monthly and annual digital marketing |
Skills
– Prepares and proposes a list of potential clients; – Participates in digital marketing research; – Communicates with clients electronically and in writing or by phone; – Uses a methodology for creating an annual plan for digital marketing; – Prepares a base of clients and collaborators. |
Key competencies
– Uses modern professional terminology. – Possesses basic knowledge in the field of statistics and the ability to visually present numerical data and trends. – Interprets facts and attitudes orally and in writing. – Maintains open communication with clients and colleagues in an appropriate and creative manner. – Uses software analytics packages in order to obtain relevant data relevant to digital marketing. – Builds a sense of trust among customers, loyalty among superiors and has a proactive and self- initiative |
report using digital tools;
– Differentiates customers according to their characteristics and needs. |
attitude to work. | |||
Checking | Criteria | Proceedings | ||
· Differentiates the mission and vision of the organization
· Determines marketing objectives · Segments target group/audience · Participates in the development of an annual plan for digital marketing · Applies digital marketing research procedures and techniques · Applies digital tools · Conducts marketing activities · Collect the data · Applies techniques to analyze data · Builds a base of clients and collaborators · Communicates with clients in an appropriate manner · Interprets legislation. |
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Recognized/Accepted by
(Confirmed by Memorandum of Understanding) |
Company names:
LLC “2by4 Grup” Skopje |
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Organizers of training and development | Companies
Secondary VET schools VET providers |
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Additional information (if applicable) | Conditions for
following the training |
Individuals with completed secondary education, level IV. 74 hours | ||
Recommended
training duration |
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Detailed content (national, if applicable) | Position in existing educational programs | The abovementioned MS is not represented in the existing educational programs as such, but the qualification Technician for e-commerce and digital marketing from the Economy, Law and Trade Sector is based on the standard of occupation Digital marketer.
3 ECVET |
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Reference to the national qualification
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