From Waiter to $60K/Yr Remote Digital Marketing Job

[@austingray6885]

Two months? Damn! Straight motivation right there! 💪🏼

[@lorivolheim4469]

SO happy you asked Tito questions about his specific interview questions and how his first month on the job is going with regards to support as the new guy. I have those same questions. Hearing about other's experiences helps.

[@LocalLialec]

Loved the interview, glad to see Tito was able to succeed!

[@TheGameWard78]

Thank you for the interview! It’s incredible how much value the course provides.

[@h3cz_]

So cool the senior analyst is from your course. I thought that was very cool. Great video like always. Very informative and interesting.

[@Fm-ho8kc]

this type of interviews are so real. appreciate the content Seth!

[@hannahtownsley4913]

Seth don’t edit nothin out. Seth is a real one!!!

[@Timlikescars89]

I love these types of interviews.

[@JuanGameLeft]

Another bagger seth! Just got your course and I am super excited!

[@hannahtownsley4913]

I love the full circle moment

[@EssiCrana]

I'm in! 😎🤝🏾💯💡

[@GraceNcube]

Please, Does anyone know how this course from Seth compares to CourseCareers? I’ve been noticing a lot more reviews of Seth’s course showing people gaining new employment whereas I’ve only seen about 1 or so CourseCareers student becoming employed. I’ve seen many students posting CourseCareers digital marketing journey updates but none with employment. Rich who teaches the course seems to have his own separate full stack course which seems to lead people to employment per student reviews. I’m just curious because reviews seem to be a helpful indicator.

[@sethjared]

Hi Grace, thanks for asking that question. Those are very astute observations. Troy's Course Careers is great for Tech Sales and IT, but I also have not seen any concrete results from the Digital Marketing program. I was going to do a video on this. Troy and Rich are good guys, but it's confusing because Rich has his own program, because if that's his main course what is he doing on Course Careers? Troy actually approached me first to be the teacher of Course Career's Digital Marketing program - I respect Troy and his vision but since I have my own brand, process and years of results it didn't make sense. You're right, I haven't seen any of Rich's testimonials saying "I got a job" "I got clients" etc. One of the things that differentiates my course from most is that my students are willing to get on camera and share their experience in depth and provide social links etc. Also with 7 years and 1000s of students, we have a network/community that's pretty amazing. I don't just mean great people, but people who are working in the industry who share job openings, referrals etc. It's very organic. I'd suggest reaching out to students who have done my course/his course and see what they have to say, and hopefully that will help you make a decision. You can usually find my student's Linkedin links beneath their interviews, or search them on Linkedin when you see an Instagram testimonial. I am not sure how to contact Rich's students but I'd be curious about what they have to say and how they are doing.

[@XenLong]

Hey I can respond to this I'm currently in the course careers course, the thing is it's pretty much all PPC focused and the goal of just getting a PPC entry level job, apparently the instructor (I was told this via emailing course careers) decided not to teach SEO/include in the course as they wanted the fastest possible path to an entry level PPC course. The thing is they spend alot of time with videos and learning but they have very little hands on work for the most part, outside of recommending Google and meta certs. Seth's course is super practical cause honestly the most important part about learning digital marketing is actually getting "hands on". Best of luck to ya

[@franklira3404]

Lol these thumbnails Seth comes up with 😅😅

[@sethjared]

Having fun with Midjourney!

[@philipomoregbe7075]

Love to hear success stories. I got one question, hope you see it Seth . Is it possible for someone living any European country to work remotely for companies located in the United States? Thanks

[@sethjared]

If you are a US Citizen and eligible to work in the US then you could get a remote job and live in Europe, etc. If you are a European Citizen you can work in the EU, but you can't be hired as a salaried employee in the US without a visa. You could freelance or do contract work with US companies.

[@googleuser941]

Hi sir does the course provide exercise or homework template to show case your skills during interviews.

[@bmatts13]

I’m in the course and it does exactly that

[@googleuser941]

​@@bmatts13thank you so much

[@robn729]

@@bmatts13what’s the cost

[@user-pj5fy4tb6t]

Hi Seth, thanks for all the vids. Quick question. At what age, if any, do you think someone would be practically un-hirable for a Digital Marketing Career? Basically, am I too old? Thank so much

[@sethjared]

Brian D. got a job at age 59 - he's 60 now. It's really more about your attitude, aptitude and ability to do the job. kzbin.info/www/bejne/lauVfomVmbFpjKc

[@user-pj5fy4tb6t]

@@sethjared Thanks Seth! Appreciate it!

[@Samsons121]

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