
UdemyThe Rule of Thirds is a proven content strategy balancing awareness, engagement, and conversion. Rather than spray endless content hoping something sticks, you'll build a focused plan: identify which customers matter most (the profitable ones), plot a clear journey for them, and fuel it with content that actually inspires action.
This isn't theory from a marketer who's read books—it's refinement from teaching thousands of practitioners in person, consistently earning 9/10 and 10/10 feedback. The course includes practical thinking, checklists, and frameworks you can apply immediately to any business.
This course will help you to create exceptional digital marketing content. Not just great content, all about you, but exceptional and engaging content that inspires, motivates and drives people to do things.
I have included lots of practical thinking, ideas and checklists to help reinforce your learning through the videos you'll watch.
As you work your way through the course you'll build a digital marketing plan, that will ensure you focus on the most important customers, the profitable ones, create a clear and engaging customer journey for them and then fuel it with your exceptional content.
This course is based on the Rule of Thirds, my proven and successful balance of content strategy, that is used across the world by successful digital communicators, marketers, and businesses both large and small.
I've taken thousands of people through this course on a face-to-face basis, consistently scoring 9/10 or 10/10 in feedback and I am excited to offer it to you here on Udemy. I hope you enjoy it, I'm always on hand to answer your questions so please message me and I look forward to the journey with you.
- Neil Wilkins
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Not the best price we've seen. The lowest we've recorded is $11.99 on 3 Aug.
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