/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>52350388
I had partially learned on the job as I didn't go to school for this but it did help (CS Major)

Resources I used to help me get a better footing:

- Wholesale Ted
https://www.wholesaleted.com/
*I don't buy her stuff but I found her youtube videos pretty informative. I'm sure there's better sources but I started with her.

- https://neilpatel.com/
People have a love hate with him. Idgaf, his stuff is pretty entry level and easy to digest. Again, there's probably better sources.
He also owns Ubersuggest which I highly recommend. Try the free version before buying. https://neilpatel.com/ubersuggest/

- SEM Rush & Hubspot Courses
https://www.semrush.com/academy/courses/
https://academy.hubspot.com/courses?page=1

These are free, don't pay for youtube, guru, sigma grindset bullshit courses. It's all free and anyone shilling on "the next big thing" is full of it.

I had to take those lessons for work and get my certs, you don't have to grind out for certs but the videos are informative and to the point. No shilling bs, just the facts.

- Search Engine Journal
If you want to stay afloat on whats happening on SEO. They cover everything on that space so they should have something on e-commerce as well.
https://www.searchenginejournal.com/

- various e-commerce/marketing subreddits
I know its easy to hate on reddit but you'll get better more informative responses than a Vietnamese beanie baby forum

It's literally tomorrow

>>51121365
Based. WAGMI, it's tomorrow!