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Dunster Business School
A diploma in digital marketing awarded by Dunster Business School, Switzerland, with Henry Harvin as admissions partner and live online trainer. The 200 hours of instructor-led sessions cover SEO, search and social advertising, email marketing, lead generation, website planning, online reputation management and e-commerce marketing. Assessment by the awarding school is required.
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