Hi - did you watch the webinar? This is what I teach. Digitalcareerblueprint.com

You are welcome. The majority of jobs are full time. I'd say about 10% are part time. You can go on Linkedin yourself and just click the "full time" or "part time" boxes and see the number of jobs. The reason is that any agency/company that has the client load to pay these wages usually needs week long full time help. However there are sometimes small businesses - like a law firm or dentists office, etc. that will hire an individual part time, it's just not as common.

There's a ton of support. Seth has a team that helps him service students in multiple areas.

We have a fb group so if Seth doesn’t answer his community will. I second Donald. As for your other question idk. I think whatever you learn from g00gle can be applied to any platform since advertising is all the same across all platforms

Google and Facebook have the biggest market share of search and social traffic, so that is where the jobs and clients are. Regardless of one's personal feelings about this, it's the reality. There might be some customers who want to advertise on these other platforms but very few - such that if you go on Linkedin you won't see any jobs seeking advertising expertise on these platforms. You could possibly find some clients who want to advertise there, but given the limited user base on these platforms the results will vary. The course is completely focused on Google and Facebook, so if you feel this strongly then the course is likely not for you. As mentioned in other comments, we have group coaches and an active group. But it's a self paced course that requires a lot of self motivation and self sufficiency. In fact I instruct students not to ask questions until they have gone through the course once as 99% of question are answered in there. We've been doing this since 2016.

If you're blocked it is due to your location. The jobs I am speaking of are primarily in Western countries such as the US, UK, Germany, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. You cannot be hired as a salaried employee for these jobs unless you are a citizen of these countries or if you have a work visa due to labor laws. If you live in a non Western country you can either get a job in your own country or you can freelance for Western companies via sites like upwork or fiverr, but the actual job market varies widely from country to country. If you want to view the presentation or purchase you can use a VPN, but please be advised of these limitations.

Nope. It's a bit complex to explain, I made a video about it here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/edCDhM-E0d7cc6s.html Essentially these jobs and gigs exist because advertising platforms like Google and Facebook, while effective for advertisers, still have a profit motive to extract as much money from advertisers as possible and don't guarantee results. So for example, Facebook and Google both have "experts" that small businesses can call to get "Advice" on how to best advertise, and these are not actual experts but salespeople who will only recommend one thing: spend more money. So any AI/automation innovations that occur (and there have been many on FB and Google) don't usually serve the best interest of the customer. In fact there are more people needed now than ever to protect customers AGAINST many of the automations Google and FB try to push on unsuspecting advertisers. Automations can work very well once an account is optimized and the platform has a lot of data, but that still takes the guidance/support of an expert human making a lot of adjustments and communicating with the client/advertiser. Imagine if Caesar's Palace casino came up with an AI machine to help people gamble. Would you trust it? No, obviously the casino wouldn't want people winning all the time. Same with these platforms. They aren't going to magically make every ad campaign a winning campaign. At the end of the day AI will only take low stakes jobs. Autpilot has been around since 1912, the need for pilots didn't disappear. If a company is spending $5,000 or $500,000 a month they won't ever fully trust a machine to manage that. AI can be used to make the process more efficient. I also made a video about SEO (not mentioned in this video). AI is very good at generating content (Chat GPT) and people thought it was going to destory all the SEO jobs/gigs for content writing. Then a year into that process Google changed their organic algorithm and sites that used AI got penalized. Now the need for human writers is even stronger than before. So AI is impacting things, but it's not as black and white as "AI will destroy all the jobs."

none , would you pay monthly? if there are apps out there that cancel all these useless things for you , why go into that business that you must get people to pay each month??

@@andreavandekleut6379 thats literally what he mentions in the video

I don't know much about it - was going to look into it, but it looks like a good opportunitty to explore. Likely better pay than Uber.

That is correct, which is why I am not talking about getting a job. I am talking about getting your own clients and charging a monthly retainer then maximizing the efficiency of your workflow to work the minimum number of hours possible. At a job the clients are paying much more but the money is going to the company/managers/etc vs freelancing.