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LIVE ONLINE · JOHOR BAHRU · MALAYSIA

Learn digital marketing & AI
online from Johor Bahru.

Follow a three-month, 12-week learning plan across SEO, paid ads, websites, analytics and AI. Tell us your preferred class hours and build a portfolio through guided practice.

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WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

Learn the skill. Build a piece of work.

Digital marketing is the work of helping the right people discover a business, understand its offer and take a useful next step. The 12-week course connects the channels below through assignments, review and portfolio preparation.

SEO and content

Find the questions people search for, group them by intent and choose the pages that should answer them. Practise titles, useful copy, internal links and local-search basics.

Your practice: A keyword-to-page map and an improved page draft.

Websites and WordPress

Plan a page around one audience and one useful action. Understand page sections, mobile layouts, forms and the checks needed before publishing.

Your practice: A landing-page outline and a mobile enquiry checklist.

Google Ads and Meta Ads

Connect the offer, audience, keywords, ad message and destination. Plan a budget and distinguish an ad click from a useful enquiry.

Your practice: A search campaign plan, two ad directions and a creative brief.

Social media planning

Choose topics from real customer questions. Write captions and visual briefs, then decide what the response would tell you.

Your practice: A focused one-week content calendar with a reason for each post.

Analytics and reporting

Understand GA4 and Search Console reports, campaign links and conversion events. Use a written definition of a qualified enquiry when comparing results.

Your practice: A simple report explaining the numbers and the next question.

Email and follow-up

Plan useful messages for people who have asked to hear from a business. Connect the subject, content and next step, with a clear way to stop follow-up.

Your practice: A permission-based welcome and follow-up sequence.

AI for everyday marketing

Give an AI tool a clear brief for research, copy or reporting. Check its facts, remove unsupported claims and explain the changes you make.

Your practice: An original brief, a checked draft and a human-edited version.

These are learning outputs, not promises of campaign results. Ask which practice accounts, software and feedback are included. Any live advertising spend or paid subscriptions should be agreed before you use them.

HOW THE LEARNING WORKS

See it. Try it. Improve it.

01

Start with an example

Understand the audience, the business question and the reason for the task. The free sample lesson lets you inspect this approach before enquiring.

02

Create your own version

Build a focused assignment on your computer. Keep the source facts and explain the choices, rather than copying a finished answer.

03

Use feedback to revise

Ask what is unclear, correct the work and keep the changed version. Confirm how feedback, questions and missed sessions are handled in your selected batch.

Try a free digital marketing lesson

MAKE THE WEEK WORK

Use your city and local hours

Tell admissions your actual city and the hours you prefer in your own time zone. The online course welcomes learners who can follow and participate in English; a country label alone does not establish the language or schedule you need.

Compare the proposed India time with the planner, then send your preferred local days and hours. Get the agreed timetable, payable fee and teaching arrangements in writing before enrolment.

You will need a suitable computer, a dependable connection and time for assignments.

PLAN YOUR LOCAL HOURS

Compare a possible class time.

Your study location: Johor Bahru. This is a planning tool. Share your preferred local days and hours; admissions will arrange and confirm the teaching timetable with you.

ONE DIGITAL MARKETING ASSIGNMENT

Reduce confusion in an appointment enquiry

Which questions belong in the first message?

Use a fictional household-repair service. The visitor needs to understand the work covered before asking for a visit. Plan a message flow that collects the issue and location without claiming a visit has been booked.

Draft the first response and a short suitability checklist. Keep service areas, availability and response-time promises dependent on real confirmation.

Use this to practise audience research, page writing and measurement. It is one exercise within the wider digital marketing course, not a separate course in this business sector.

Fictional practice exercise.

Create a working project brief

INSPECT A FIRST DRAFT

Connect the message to the action.

FICTIONAL PRACTICE EXAMPLE

What needs repairing, and where is the job?

Next action: Request a service conversation

What to check: The question helps assess suitability without implying that a technician or appointment has been confirmed.

Skills you are practising: clear copy, a relevant page action and a decision about what to measure. In the AI task, compare a suggested rewrite with the facts in this brief and explain your final edit.

TURN THE IDEA INTO WORK

Three outputs you can explain.

01

An appointment-request page

02

A short first-response template

03

A saved-enquiry versus confirmed-visit distinction

Keep your first draft and your revision.

Write down what the visitor needs, the facts you have and the action the page should support. Build the first version, then review whether the message, page and enquiry process make the same promise.

For the AI step, ask a tool to identify unclear wording or unsupported claims. Check its suggestions yourself and record which changes you made. An AI suggestion is a prompt to investigate, not evidence that a claim is true.

Finish with a short note explaining the next thing you would test. Use labelled sample figures when practising reports; do not invent advertising spend, clients or results.

BEFORE YOU DECIDE

Inspect the teaching and the feedback.

Try the worked lesson and explore the course guide. Ask about teaching language, live hours, assignment review, the full fee and any separate tool costs. Get the agreed course details before paying.

Before you decide

Good questions. Clear answers.

Can a complete beginner join?

Yes. Start with customer research, a useful page and simple campaign planning before moving into reporting and AI-assisted work. You will need regular computer practice. Discuss your starting point and support needs before choosing a batch.

What can I put in my portfolio?

Keep your keyword map, page draft, search campaign plan, social calendar, email sequence and reporting note. Include the brief, your first attempt and the revision so someone can understand your decisions. Label practice work clearly; do not claim clients or results you have not earned.

Can I join online from Johor Bahru?

Yes. You can enquire from Johor Bahru for live online Digital Marketing & AI training. Share your current skills, learning goal and preferred local class days and hours.

How are class timings arranged?

Tell admissions the local hours that work for you. The team will discuss and confirm a teaching timetable with you; the time-zone planner is an example, not an announced batch.

Is there a physical MDA campus in Johor Bahru?

This option is live online. The upcoming physical classroom is in Narnaul, Haryana, India.

What should I confirm before enrolling?

Request the current fee and payable currency, agreed class hours, teaching language, trainer allocation, assignment feedback, tool costs and cancellation terms in writing.

Your next step

Turn your interest
into a learning plan.

Explore the course, ask your questions and choose how you want to learn. We will help you work out a practical starting point.

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