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Hello, good evening Revonir.

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Welcome to the digital

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marketing minicourse from Revoyu. Good evening

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everyone once again new arrival.

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I hope everyone is in

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good condition tonight, so that they can

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follow the mini session smoothly and

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also that the knowledge can be absorbed

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perfectly, friends. Well,

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before we start the session, let me introduce myself,

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I'm Oca from Revou who will accompany

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all of you on your learning journey

0:41

today and I hope that the knowledge that I

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share will be useful for

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all of you and I hope that

0:49

you can also be active in

0:51

tonight's session here,

0:53

hopefully later I can answer

0:56

your questions who

0:57

might have been thinking about

1:01

digital marketing, what is the

1:02

process like, what is it like, what is digital

1:05

marketing. Well, hopefully it can be

1:07

answered in today's session,

1:08

friends.

1:13

So, today we're going into the

1:17

first day of the mini digital marketing session

1:20

, we're going to discuss the open

1:22

house and digital marketing career at

1:25

AI ERA. Well, here, maybe friends

1:28

have started using AI,

1:30

because it cannot be denied that many of

1:33

our current activities

1:35

involve AI,

1:39

friends. Including future careers in

1:41

digital marketing, of course,

1:43

AI will also influence them. So,

1:46

how do we win the game?

1:48

How can we stay

1:50

competitive? Well, today we will discuss

1:52

everything in tonight's ee session,

1:55

friends.

1:58

Well, today we will have several

2:00

sessions. So, at the beginning there will be an

2:02

introduction session to Rev, then there will be a session

2:05

about what a digital

2:08

marketing career is like in the AI ​​era.

2:11

Then there will be a question and answer session. Then there

2:14

will be an important session, namely information

2:16

about assignments and also e-certificates.

2:19

So, if you have any questions,

2:21

you can just drop

2:23

them on the

2:25

question platform provided by the

2:27

Revoe team. Friends can find

2:29

the platform in live chat. So,

2:31

make sure you listen to the live chat

2:33

and also open the live chat,

2:35

so you don't miss any

2:36

important information during the class

2:38

.

2:41

So, before the session starts,

2:44

I also want to remind you guys

2:46

that you are required to attend the

2:48

session from start to finish to

2:50

get the attendance form. So, the

2:53

attendance link will only be shared at the end of

2:55

this activity and every

2:58

day, okay, friends. And this

2:59

link is not shared on

3:01

other platforms. So, it is only shared

3:03

in class.

3:06

Well, before the session actually starts,

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I would like to say welcome

3:11

once again to all my friends who

3:12

have attended tonight's session.

3:15

Welcome to Revu. So, I want to

3:17

introduce Revu first because there is a

3:19

saying that if you don't know someone, you won't love them

3:21

, right, friends? So, Revu is

3:23

one of the largest upscaling platforms

3:25

in Indonesia. So,

3:27

here, Review brings together thousands,

3:30

even millions of people who

3:32

share the same passion and

3:34

ambition to be able to

3:36

upskill and compete in

3:38

today's job market. And in Reviu

3:40

itself, there are already tens of thousands of alumni

3:43

who have studied in the full program.

3:45

Then there are hundreds of industry mentors

3:47

who are ready to share with

3:49

all of our friends, including our speakers

3:51

tonight. Then there are thousands of companies

3:53

that have recruited alumni from Revo

3:56

too. Well, hopefully, my friends will also

3:58

be the next alumni from Rev

4:01

who will be hired by their dream company

4:04

.

4:07

So, friends, what's the difference between the session itself

4:10

and the program at Revu? So

4:13

in today's program, namely mini

4:16

friends, you will get to know the

4:17

digital marketing landscape. Then, for the

4:20

next step, friends will

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study for 1 week. Then the

4:27

size is also quite big, and

4:29

we learned it through YouTube.

4:33

Then for learning methods,

4:35

there are still Q&A sessions, career support,

4:37

and study resources, but they are limited

4:40

. Then, as a learning output,

4:41

you will have one mini project

4:43

portfolio and you will only be accompanied

4:45

by one mentor and for post-

4:47

graduation, you will

4:49

enter the minicourse community. But eh, all of

4:52

these benefits will be escalated

4:55

if you enroll in the

4:56

post-tech program because the learning is more

4:58

comprehensive with smaller class

5:01

sizes and also with

5:03

more support for

5:05

all of you.

5:08

So, for 1 mini week,

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what do you think there is? So, you could

5:14

say this is a picture of what it will be like when

5:16

you take part in the full program

5:18

but it will all be summarized in just one week

5:20

. So today, on the first day,

5:23

we will learn about, we will

5:24

know about, eh, digital

5:27

marketing careers in the AI ​​era. Then

5:29

on the second day we will learn

5:32

about the digital marketing landscape and

5:34

channel overview. Next we will

5:36

enter the practical

5:38

simulation session. Then we enter the

5:40

job seeking session. And finally,

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we will share this with

5:44

Revu alumni and friends so they can get to know

5:47

more about the Revoe program.

5:51

So, finally we enter

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today's main session. But in the first session,

5:57

we will get to know Revoyo first, okay?

6:01

In this introductory session, we will be

6:03

accompanied by Mr. Ega Adi Surya, who

6:05

is the Senior Vice President of

6:07

Operations at Revu. Brother Ega has

6:10

years of experience

6:12

in the digital industry in Indonesia. Kak

6:14

Ega was once the manager of Grabfood

6:17

Strategy and Planning at Grab. He was

6:19

also a management associate for

6:21

campaign PMO and analytics at Lazada. So

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without further ado, I'll just invite

6:26

Kak Ega to share tonight.

6:29

Please, Sis Ega.

6:31

Okay, thank you everyone. Hello, nice to

6:34

meet you all. Eh, yeah maybe I won't

6:36

talk too long

6:38

today. Ee but today I'm playing to

6:39

introduce who Revu is because

6:42

as people say if you don't know him then you won't

6:43

love him. So today I want to try to

6:46

bring and introduce Revu

6:48

to all my friends. Maybe

6:50

before introducing Revu, eh, allow me

6:52

to introduce myself too. Let me introduce

6:55

myself, my name is Ega Karenan, SVP at Revu

6:59

and previously I had a career at

7:02

Grab, eh, as a strategic and planning officer,

7:04

and also at Lazada. So,

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throughout my career, I've

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worked in the

7:11

digital industry, which is related to

7:13

technology, and there's one thing I

7:15

learned there, that

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it's not a common thing for

7:20

people to know what I know. It's not a

7:22

normal or common thing, right?

7:24

For people to know what I know,

7:26

to finally be able to have a career in an era

7:29

that is increasingly becoming more and more digital,

7:32

right? And now we've even entered the AI ​​era, right? So,

7:35

today I will also share a little about why

7:38

there is a refu in the end, right? And

7:40

why this is important and what a review is

7:42

like. Well, maybe first of all

7:44

let me introduce Revu to my friends and

7:46

why Revu is there, right? As

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I mentioned earlier, why did

7:49

I finally join

7:51

Revu em 56 years ago?

7:54

One of the reasons is because I saw that

7:55

oh, it turns out there are skill gaps in the market,

7:57

that it turns out many people don't have the

7:59

skills needed to

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enter the digital economy, which

8:03

is where everyone is starting to move,

8:05

right? Maybe in the

8:07

past, when I was starting my career,

8:10

when people talked about

8:11

digital economy, what came to

8:13

their mind was probably e-commerce,

8:15

right? But now everything is

8:17

digital and that's why learning

8:20

digital is important. And Revu is one

8:22

of the largest, if not the largest,

8:24

professional skilling community

8:26

in Indonesia, and is trusted by

8:30

thousands of students to upskill

8:33

them, to equip them

8:34

so they can finally get involved

8:37

in the increasingly advanced world of the

8:39

digital economy. And we

8:43

have one goal, right, friends?

8:45

ensuring how friends can

8:47

finally enter the digital economy and

8:50

become people who can truly have an

8:52

impact on Indonesia and

8:54

even beyond. And

8:57

what different Revu? It's not just that we are

8:59

the biggest, right? Where we

9:01

already have 2.7 million learners who are

9:03

part of our ecosystem.

9:06

We are also one of the

9:07

highest rated both from course reports

9:09

and Google reviews. and also

9:11

our instructors are people who are

9:13

still involved in the

9:16

digital world, right? Because we

9:18

also know that the economy in the middle of the world is

9:20

increasingly digital,

9:21

technological developments are very fast. Therefore,

9:23

our learners or

9:25

instructors are

9:27

people who are

9:29

still pursuing careers in the digital ee world or

9:31

in the fields they are currently pursuing. So, what

9:34

kind of program does Revu

9:37

provide or does Revu provide? Well,

9:39

maybe next slide.

9:42

Revu focuses more or less on e

9:45

advancing the careers of friends. Currently,

9:47

there are three major programs, namely

9:49

Revu, and there will be more to come, right?

9:51

That you guys will also be able to

9:54

participate in later. Hey, but first, we have

9:56

digital marketing with AI, where

9:58

you will learn not only

9:59

about marketing and its concepts or

10:02

just about digital marketing, but

10:04

you will also learn about the

10:05

implementation of AI in the world of marketing

10:07

itself. In addition, we also have

10:09

data analytics with AI, where

10:11

students will learn not only

10:12

how to process data, but also

10:16

how to solve business problems, create stories,

10:19

and leverage AI within them. And

10:21

finally, we also have software

10:23

engineering. This one is really

10:25

woven with AI unit where friends

10:28

don't just learn how to code and then be

10:30

assisted by AI, but AI will be in

10:33

every part, right? And

10:35

we are even working together with

10:37

EWS to develop the program

10:40

so that our friends can finally learn

10:42

with the latest technology in

10:44

software engineering. Apart from that, there

10:46

will be many

10:48

other programs like that, right? Well, on top of that, my

10:50

friends, we also reviewed that there is a

10:52

collaboration with BNSP where those of you

10:54

who are interested can request to

10:56

finally get BNSP certification so that your

10:58

certification is recognized by the

11:00

national certification body. Well, beyond

11:03

that, apart from Revu having its own courses,

11:05

Revu also has courses in collaboration

11:07

with Top Universities, which indeed

11:10

ultimately shows that,

11:11

because it is impossible for

11:13

these campuses to work carelessly. Well,

11:15

Review is also working with

11:16

them to bring AI to a

11:20

wider audience. We have two

11:21

programs. The first is currently with

11:23

BINUS, where we have applied AI

11:25

analytics and automation, the

11:27

goal of which is to bring AI to

11:29

professionals so they can automate

11:31

their work and ultimately make

11:34

their work better,

11:36

faster, and more useful.

11:39

Apart from that, we also bring a program

11:41

that is more focused on

11:42

friends who are already at the

11:44

manager or lead level. Where with ITB

11:47

we have data-driven decision-making

11:48

with AI where friends will learn

11:51

how to use AI to

11:53

solve problems,

11:55

analyze data, and make

11:56

decisions. And this is a skill that

11:58

will become more and more important as time goes on, my

11:59

friends. And in the future,

12:01

there will be other programs that we will

12:03

collaborate with universities on in the

12:05

future. Well, besides that, friends,

12:08

maybe lastly I will try to explain

12:10

a little about what it is

12:12

actually like to be an AI native,

12:14

right? Or a talent that is

12:19

embedded in your

12:20

friends' learning. First of all, friends,

12:23

as I

12:24

mentioned earlier, all of

12:26

our programs are led by experts within the

12:29

industry. This means that none of

12:31

our instructors currently have a career

12:33

in the field they teach. And

12:35

it's important that they also keep up

12:37

to date. What is actually the latest,

12:39

especially in the age of AI, in the world of

12:41

AI like today, development is

12:44

very fast, right? The

12:45

second is that there will be mentorship for

12:48

friends, right? where friends

12:50

will have mentorship not only from the

12:51

instructor, but also later

12:53

friends will have mentorship

12:54

from the mentors,

12:56

Revu alumni who have

12:59

studied with me and those who are now pursuing

13:01

their careers or who have already

13:03

started on that path, right?

13:06

And also friends will have an AI

13:07

mentor there where friends can

13:10

also discuss with their AI mentor

13:12

. Third, you

13:14

will have career support for

13:16

those who choose a

13:17

transforming career, where you will

13:19

have the opportunity to discuss not only the

13:20

technical aspects, but also how

13:23

I can transition into the new career world

13:25

that I want to enter.

13:27

And finally Revu has the biggest

13:30

community of likeminded individuals.

13:32

Another difference with Rev

13:34

is that there is always an entrance test at refu.

13:36

Why? Because we believe that

13:38

friends need to have the

13:41

same level of enthusiasm. Friends need to

13:42

have the same level of commitment. And

13:45

these tests are what ensure that friends

13:46

finally gather with

13:48

like-minded people, who share the

13:49

same passion, who

13:51

also want to learn so that

13:53

friends not only get knowledge,

13:55

but friends get a community

13:56

so that they can finally grow

13:58

together. So, what kind of

14:01

programs are there at Revu?

14:03

More or less we have two programs,

14:05

friends. Hey friends, you can take the

14:07

first path for upskilling

14:10

where you will learn

14:12

more about the knowledge, how to

14:15

apply it through projects,

14:17

through classroom learning and so

14:18

on. Well, we call it a

14:20

skill boosting program. Hey, here

14:22

friends will learn all the basic

14:23

foundations and their implementation. But

14:25

for those whose goal

14:27

is career transformation,

14:28

you can take the career

14:29

transforming program, which has a

14:31

longer program duration. Oh, but later

14:34

in it, friends will not only

14:35

learn, friends will have

14:37

additional projects. So there will be

14:38

more projects where friends

14:39

can finally build

14:41

their own portfolios and in addition to

14:43

that, friends will get the

14:44

coaching career that I mentioned earlier. Because

14:47

being able to understand something is one thing, but

14:49

being able to show others that

14:51

I understand this is another thing and

14:53

it all takes practice, it all needs to

14:55

be shaped, it all needs to be

14:57

made a habit. Well, Revel Unex is made

15:00

for that phase where you will

15:02

refine your skills. But in addition, my

15:04

friends will prepare themselves on

15:06

how I can finally enter a

15:08

new career and it will all be

15:09

wrapped up into one program for career

15:11

transformation. Well, maybe that's all

15:14

from me, friends, for the introduction of

15:16

who Refu is and what we

15:18

offer. Em, the next thing is that it is in

15:20

the hands of friends so friends

15:21

can learn, right? My hope

15:23

is that my friends can be enthusiastic about using the

15:26

time they have for their

15:27

studies, for their upskilling,

15:29

for their understanding, oh what else

15:31

can I do so that my

15:33

friends can finally stay relevant

15:35

and finally my friends can also

15:36

become someone who has more impact

15:38

in their world. That's all. That's

15:41

all from me. Back to moderator.

15:46

Thank you so much, Sis Ega, for

15:48

your insight, and I hope that

15:51

Sis Ega's explanation can make it easier for

15:53

you guys to

15:56

learn and also the learning process

15:59

later in the

16:02

digital marketing learning, especially in

16:05

this mini session. So, next we will

16:08

enter the lecture session which is definitely what

16:11

all of you have been waiting for, namely the digital

16:13

marketing career ind AI EA lecture session. So, in

16:17

this session we will be accompanied by

16:20

Kak Gia Adika. Kak Gia is a

16:23

senior CRM manager of Series Asia at Global

16:27

Entertainment Company. Wow, this is a

16:29

very broad scope, friends.

16:31

Later we will try to get to know

16:33

Sis Gia more directly. If that's the case,

16:36

I'll just call Sis Gia

16:38

to share tonight. Hello

16:41

Sis Gia

16:43

C. Good evening.

16:46

Good evening, Sis Gia. How are you

16:48

today, Sis?

16:50

Alhamdulillah, fine. Hopefully Oce is

16:51

fine too. It's really nice to meet

16:55

you again. It was so nice to meet Sis

16:57

Gia again. Hopefully we can meet and

16:59

listen to Kak Gia's session later. ee up

17:02

to ee to fullstack program yeah, Sis.

17:04

So, you will get complete knowledge from Sis Gia

17:06

later.

17:06

Ready. Get ready.

17:08

Ready. Okay, friends, let's just go

17:10

straight to Gia's session.

17:13

So, friends, don't forget to

17:14

watch the live chat and also

17:17

give your reaction if you

17:18

are excited to join

17:20

tonight's session. If so, please go ahead, Sis Gia.

17:23

Good. Okay, good night. Hello

17:26

friends. Hopefully everyone is

17:28

now enthusiastic about

17:30

listening to

17:32

today's material. Because it's really exciting.

17:35

This material is something hot, yeah. One

17:39

career is definitely hot, right? Du career

17:42

digital marketing. Three digital

17:45

marketing careers in the AI ​​era. The current era

17:48

is a threat but at the same time it is also a

17:51

great potential for all of us. So in

17:55

this era, we have to embrace instead of

17:58

being what is like full of resistance,

18:01

but we have to embrace with

18:03

open arms, right? Well, before we get started, I just want to

18:07

let you guys know so that

18:09

everyone can get the most out of today's session

18:13

. No need to write it down from start to

18:15

finish. Just note down the

18:18

important parts because if you write them all down, you'll

18:20

forget them later. because I was confused about

18:23

what I was told earlier. So

18:25

please take notes but only for the important ones

18:26

. Then,

18:29

friends can relax,

18:32

for example, listening, learning

18:36

while interacting, but try not to be

18:39

distracted by scrolling

18:42

through TikTok and Instagram. Try to focus

18:45

so that the material can be fully

18:48

absorbed well. Then I

18:52

said that you can relax and

18:56

enjoy it, okay? So if you're thirsty, please

18:58

drink or put a drink next to it

19:00

or a snack is fine. So you

19:02

have to enjoy the class and

19:07

of course, for everyone who wants to ask questions

19:10

from the beginning to the end, the

19:12

opportunity is open. So please ask

19:14

as many questions as you can. there are no

19:17

bad questions, there are no

19:19

bad questions, everything is okay because

19:21

it's all about learning. Okay, let's get straight to

19:24

it, today we want to

19:27

know what it is all about.

19:29

We've already discussed one thing,

19:32

we'll discuss AI and careers in

19:35

digital marketing. Then maybe

19:38

you guys already understand better, but

19:40

to know more,

19:42

what is the digital marketing landscape like

19:44

today?

19:45

And what are the

19:49

important foundation skills for

19:51

digital marketers, especially in the AI ​​era?

19:55

And of course, when we talk about AI, it

19:58

doesn't mean that AI takes over, but

20:00

we have to understand where AI's role is

20:02

in digital marketing and where

20:04

our role is. And at the end, there is a

20:07

career roadmap where friends can

20:10

have the opportunity to pursue a career as a digital

20:12

marketer in this AI era. Well, Oca has already

20:15

introduced me a little bit

20:18

. So, let's get to know each other better

20:21

, let's love each other more. His full name is

20:24

Muhammad Gaputra, which is usually called.

20:27

Ee is currently managing Disney Plus in

20:32

Southeast Asia. The markets are Indonesia,

20:34

Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines. Specifically,

20:36

in Growth Marketing CRM it is called Life

20:39

Cycle. And before Disney, I

20:43

already had the opportunity to work

20:47

in various other industries, like

20:48

Uber, R Helling,

20:51

Socash fintech,

20:53

shipping cargo, education technology

20:57

at Wall Street English, and also

20:59

retail at ION Mall. So various types of

21:02

industries have been explored, right? And

21:05

hopefully tonight what I have

21:07

explained can be well absorbed by my friends

21:11

and please ask questions, later I will

21:14

help you answer your

21:16

curiosity or inquisitiveness.

21:19

Well, let's just get started

21:22

tonight. What is actually

21:24

happening in the world today? We're talking

21:27

about AI, AI, artificial intelligence.

21:30

Many people are afraid because they say AI will

21:33

replace humans. But if

21:36

we look at it from a

21:38

positive perspective, AI is not replacing but

21:41

rather revolutionizing our role as

21:45

marketers, you know. So don't feel

21:48

threatened, don't be afraid because AI is

21:51

going to give us a lot of solutions,

21:54

okay? And marketing itself has

21:56

begun to shift from repetitive work

22:01

to collaborative work with

22:03

AI. So, with the existence of AI, the work

22:07

that we used to do over and over again, which was

22:08

boring and tedious, can

22:10

finally be

22:13

done by AI, and we can focus

22:16

on other things. So, what is the proof

22:20

that EAI is revolutionizing the role of

22:22

marketers now? It is

22:24

very clear that automation is

22:27

increasing. According to Minyah, 30% of marketing tasks that are

22:31

repetitive have the potential to be

22:34

automated by AI.

22:38

This provides more space

22:41

for [clears throat] us

22:43

marketers to focus on how

22:45

we think about strategies and be

22:48

more creative, so that our campaigns are

22:54

not just about just existing,

22:57

getting them done and out there, but

23:00

must have a very high level of strategy and creativity

23:02

. And most importantly,

23:05

because we have a lot of

23:07

extra time assisted by AI, we

23:11

can understand our customers better. This is

23:14

really amazing because the more we

23:16

understand our customers, the more our products, services, and

23:19

services will be liked and

23:23

sought after by our customers.

23:27

Then the demand for skills that

23:31

collaborate with AI is

23:33

increasing, yes. The proof is

23:37

that demand

23:39

for AI augmented marketers has increased by more than 67% in the last two years

23:42

. Well, talking about AI

23:46

augmented marketers is not about looking for robots

23:48

to replace humans. No, it's not.

23:50

But they're looking for marketers who can

23:53

collaborate with AI, right? It

23:55

's like what kids these days

23:57

call a collab. Well, this is

24:00

according to LinkedIn Job Reports and

24:04

most importantly, the industry is

24:07

changing and transforming.

24:09

We must not be left behind in the

24:11

transforming industry; we

24:13

as individuals must also transform.

24:15

Well, AI does make it possible [clears throat]

24:18

to eliminate some role-processes

24:20

in companies, huh? But on the other hand,

24:23

it can create new opportunities

24:27

and the future will be

24:30

yours, and of course, you

24:34

have to be adaptive. Able to adapt

24:36

quickly, and able to think

24:38

strategically. Don't just think

24:40

like execute, execute, execute, but

24:42

think about executing efficiently and

24:46

effectively so that the results are optimal, like

24:48

that. That's strategic. Then

24:51

you can utilize AI effectively. Not

24:54

the other way around, not being exploited by AI,

24:56

but exploiting AI. Well, this is according to the

25:00

World Economic Forum. So, the point is,

25:03

what is happening in this world? EAI is

25:05

not replacing but

25:08

revolutionizing our role as marketers.

25:13

Talking about career opportunities in

25:15

digital marketing, it is

25:18

now more flexible

25:19

than before. So it's not

25:22

just office work

25:24

that comes from 9 to 5 or 8

25:29

to 4 or even longer.

25:32

[laughs]

25:33

So it's not just about coming to the office and

25:35

finishing work, but there are lots of

25:37

career paths that suit

25:40

your preferences,

25:42

your lifestyle and also your skills.

25:45

Well, for those who want to get something

25:47

more settled, of course pursuing a full-

25:48

time career is more stable.

25:51

There are also career paths. Usually working in a

25:52

company means getting a salary, fixed benefits,

25:56

long-term career development,

25:58

and the opportunity to continue to move up in the

26:00

ee job professional letter, right? And it

26:04

's suitable for those of you who want to build a

26:07

stable professional career. Well, there are also those

26:10

who want to be more flexible,

26:12

there are freelance and side hustles. There are so

26:15

many young people nowadays who are

26:18

sunbathing in Bali or

26:21

sunbathing in Lombok or maybe

26:24

climbing a mountain in Bromo, they

26:27

work like that because their work is

26:29

flexible as freelancers. Well, you

26:31

can arrange your own time,

26:34

the potential for expertise is also very large, and

26:36

you can take on projects according to your skills,

26:39

time, and industry interests. You

26:42

can handle many clients at once

26:46

and build a professional brand,

26:47

of course. So the point is, because the results are

26:50

for ourselves, we also have to

26:51

build for ourselves. So we are

26:54

not whipped by the

26:56

company to oh work work work

26:58

but we ourselves set the pace of

27:00

our time and results. The lazier you are,

27:02

the less the results, the more diligent you are,

27:04

the more the results. Okay, more or less

27:06

like that. Then there are also

27:09

remote and global opportunities. Work

27:12

from anywhere. For example, if you are in

27:15

Indonesia, it doesn't mean you can't

27:16

work for, for example, Europe, Indonesia,

27:18

to serve all of Southeast Asia,

27:20

like I'm doing now. That's

27:21

absolutely possible. yes. Well,

27:24

global messages are opening up a lot

27:25

now for remote marketers, content

27:28

strategies, add strategies, social media, and

27:31

so on. What is being sought is not only

27:33

people who are in a particular market,

27:36

but people who are in any location

27:39

to work

27:41

for any market. So,

27:45

this location is no longer a limitation

27:47

for us to work.

27:49

So, for those of you who are just starting to

27:52

try it out, there are entry-level roles

27:55

and also virtual assistants. Here, ee, there are

27:59

usually many people looking for social

28:00

media who work on email marketing,

28:04

content scheduling, customer engagement.

28:06

Well, all of those are initial roles that are

28:09

more execution-based in nature. But

28:11

if you include strategic elements

28:14

it will be better for the future.

28:16

And this is perfect if you want to

28:18

build a portfolio for your experience and

28:21

skill development. So there are many

28:25

more flexible choices.

28:28

Well, talking about digital marketing

28:31

and AI,

28:33

because they work in both digital worlds

28:36

, we must have a

28:38

growth mindset that continues to develop. Don't

28:42

lock your mindset like that, change your

28:45

old mindset to a new mindset.

28:48

What is this old mindset? For example,

28:49

like thinking oh AI will take

28:53

over my roles. Oh my God, I'm so

28:55

confused. Will I still get my job? That's how it is

28:57

. Then oh I have to compete with AI

29:00

. How are you? really dizzy,

29:02

stressed or maybe my skills are

29:05

no longer relevant. Or maybe it's like, ah, I'm too

29:08

lazy, I'll just wait and

29:09

see what's

29:11

being used and what's not. Well, the

29:13

old mindset must be changed to a new mindset, or something like

29:17

that. This new EAI mindset is

29:20

very important, it's a tool for selection.

29:22

So, those who want to learn will be the ones who

29:24

will progress, develop, and dominate the

29:26

industry, right? Well, then it's like

29:30

I'm working together with collaborative AI,

29:33

not against AI because you can't

29:35

fight AI. Okay, trust me.

29:37

It was revealed in the film, eh

29:40

Terminator. [laughs] Just [clears throat]

29:42

just a movie, right? Then,

29:45

eh, humans are actually becoming more valuable

29:48

with the existence of AI, our value is becoming

29:50

higher. So open this mindset

29:53

and of course it is a mindset that everyone should have

29:56

. I have to be willing to learn

29:59

and adapt right now. Okay, so

30:03

it's really important to change your mindset.

30:05

The point is, AI is not a threat, but it's a

30:08

filter that differentiates

30:11

marketers who want to develop, like

30:13

all of you who are learning this tonight,

30:14

and those who don't. So

30:18

your position is in your own hands.

30:23

Talking about digital marketing

30:25

, what is the landscape like

30:27

now? Many people might be

30:29

like, ah, what's the condition like?

30:31

Okay. One

30:33

content might be able to produce

30:36

content once a week, once a month,

30:39

or even once a day.

30:41

How much content can you produce a day now? A lot of

30:43

. So, content production is

30:45

now on a massive scale, and the

30:48

volume is increasing rapidly

30:50

thanks to AI.

30:53

So whether we like it or not, we have to adapt.

30:55

Our hands can no longer

30:57

edit one by one, filtering photos,

30:59

filtering videos, making

31:02

individual captions will waste time.

31:04

So, AI will be important to help

31:07

large-scale content production.

31:10

Then there is the expectation for

31:13

high personalization. In the past, people might have seen

31:15

that oh, there was one good piece of content, it was suitable,

31:18

okay, and it was relevant. Now it's not

31:21

just about matching, liking, but it has to

31:25

match your preferences. People

31:28

really look forward to experiences that

31:30

feel like they're personal, like,

31:31

"Oh, that's really me, this is so me like that."

31:34

That's relevant. So, marketing that is

31:36

directly like cookie catter is

31:38

no longer effective in the

31:41

personalized era.

31:44

So, where did you find out about personalized?

31:46

From the data. That's why data is also increasingly

31:49

abundant. The data is very good. And

31:53

if you can't read the

31:55

data properly and choose the right company,

31:58

it will be very dangerous. So, you

32:03

will need to keep up. There is a lot of data out there

32:05

, but how do we filter

32:06

the data that is important and needs to be read and

32:09

interpreted well.

32:13

Well, what is no less important is ROI. In the past,

32:16

ROI was like, oh, it's difficult to measure

32:18

because you have to process it yourself.

32:22

Well, now there is AI and machine

32:24

learning. ROI has to be more measurable, right?

32:26

Return on investment. The budget

32:29

is really tight in all sectors,

32:31

right? All invested money

32:34

must be accountable for

32:36

its results with solid data.

32:40

Success or failure, it's another matter, right

32:44

? It's another thing. So whether it

32:47

succeeds or fails, at least we

32:49

can learn and we know that if

32:51

we do this RO, we will get this AR or

32:54

not. So let's continue this,

32:56

no need for that. So it doesn't mean that if it

32:58

fails it's over or not, but what is the

33:00

important lesson is the

33:02

ROI.

33:05

So, talking about AI, digital

33:08

marketing, and the digital industry, we need to

33:11

know which of AI's capabilities

33:15

can be performed by machines.

33:18

Which still needs humans. For example, here are

33:21

some things that AI can do.

33:24

one is like making content and captions.

33:27

Okay, maybe if you were a

33:31

poet, you would want to be

33:33

able to write your own poetry. Yes, but this is

33:35

different. The need is more for

33:37

all kinds of marketing. If you were a

33:38

poet all the time, it might take a year before you

33:41

produce one more sentence. So

33:44

the needs must be differentiated. So,

33:47

this can be done by AI AB EB

33:50

testing. Well, when we do AB

33:52

testing, we don't need to

33:53

do it all the time anymore

33:55

. That was really tiring. Just

33:57

to compare which coffee is

33:59

better, which jul is better,

34:01

which picture is better, you can use

34:03

machine learning or AI.

34:06

Then the performance report,

34:11

eh, the performance report from

34:14

your company or the performance report from

34:15

your campaign, right?

34:18

We first set the KPPI KPI. Later,

34:21

AI will routinely produce oh every

34:23

week, these are the

34:26

results of our campaign performance and

34:29

they will make a

34:31

report. So we don't need to

34:33

bother making it ourselves. Everything

34:36

has been automated by AI. Well,

34:41

this is important for scheduling and content distribution. Maybe it used to be like oh okay.

34:44

I want to schedule at .00 on weekdays

34:49

, Monday, Wednesday, Friday. Well, it used to be like

34:52

that. Now, we can't

34:55

use AI anymore, so they can determine the

34:58

most optimal hours, the

35:00

most optimal time to throw out

35:01

content. And then for targeting

35:06

ads you can even use your algorithm.

35:08

So it can also be assisted by AI. That's

35:11

where we can take advantage of AI.

35:15

But on the other hand, there are still people who

35:17

need humans. Why? Because AI means

35:21

nothing.

35:23

One thing is, where do we want to take our brand

35:26

, what direction is it going

35:29

, what is the message, what is the tone,

35:33

humans have to determine that.

35:36

Then from there we can determine the

35:38

overall campaign strategy,

35:41

which is also in human hands. because we

35:43

know better the needs of

35:46

consumers and also how

35:51

we want our service products to be perceived by people.

35:55

Well, then also to decide on

35:56

Kin's overall strategy, it

35:59

must be human, right? Well,

36:02

I said earlier that AI

36:03

can send performance data for reporting

36:06

, but we have to be

36:08

able to interpret the data and

36:10

make decisions based on it.

36:12

It's useless if they send data but we don't

36:15

interpret it. So it's like there's no

36:16

action, right? So that's the

36:18

human task there.

36:21

What is no less important for humans is

36:23

to relate to other humans.

36:25

So building relationships with audiences,

36:29

communities, clients, and partners remains

36:32

in human hands. Please, as

36:36

a partner, you can create emails using AI,

36:38

but the language must be filtered again.

36:43

Don't let your partner say, "Hey, is

36:45

this email sent by a robot or a human?"

36:47

Okay, so make sure you use AI to handle

36:51

emails, but reread and

36:54

refilter them. So, this is really important

36:57

for you to do, to differentiate between those

37:00

that work and those that still need humans.

37:04

like that.

37:05

Well, in this AI era, there are so many

37:09

skills

37:11

that apparently can't be replaced

37:13

by these five big skills, for example.

37:15

There are still many but five

37:17

big skills. One strategic thinking. Later

37:21

we will discuss them one by one, okay? So,

37:24

here's how to connect the

37:26

activities or enhancements we

37:30

carry out to the objective impact goals

37:34

of the business. Second, data analysis,

37:39

interpretation of

37:40

numbers, and conversion into

37:43

actionable insights cannot be

37:45

replaced by us as humans who

37:48

must take control of it. Then

37:51

manage the budget. Well, efficient budget allocation

37:54

with measurable areas

37:56

must also be done by humans. It's

37:59

possible to hand it over to AI, but you might

38:02

believe that when AI suddenly does

38:07

the budgeting, the budget will turn out to be over or

38:10

under. We don't have no

38:12

control, we just believe that we

38:14

can't. Okay. So we have to

38:18

fill the gap there, right? Then four,

38:21

choosing

38:23

KL, choosing influencers like that. It seems like

38:27

evaluating and managing creator

38:30

partnerships strategically also

38:32

requires people. It's not like AI

38:35

can choose the most suitable influencer

38:37

for my brand. It can't be like that

38:39

. We must continue to be selective

38:41

in choosing which products are right for

38:44

our brand.

38:46

Then of course AI literacy, right?

38:51

This cannot be done by AI because it has to be done

38:53

by humans. So use AI

38:55

intelligently, critically and professionally.

38:59

Well, the first thing we discussed earlier was

39:01

strategic thinking.

39:04

The one thing that AI cannot replicate. AI does

39:07

n't know much. For example,

39:11

what is our business objective

39:13

this month or this year

39:17

[laughs] eh, we won't know because

39:19

we are the ones who build everything.

39:22

Then, who is the audience we want to

39:26

build trust with? We know, not

39:29

AI, we know better.

39:32

Then, which campaign is the

39:34

priority when our budget has reached its

39:38

limit or is already limited? That is also something

39:41

we as marketers have to

39:45

select, determine, and choose.

39:48

And of course, we are the ones who know the brand nuances that differentiate

39:51

our brand from our competitors

39:54

. AI can create

39:56

guidelines, AI can help us,

39:58

but we are the ones who know best which direction

40:02

we want to take the brand. That A

40:05

won't know. Well, there's

40:08

one thing we have to master, namely building a

40:13

marketing funnel

40:15

from awareness to conversion. Well,

40:17

we have to put it all together and get

40:19

help, but we have to put it together, we

40:21

have to understand, we have to comprehend,

40:23

right? Then how can we

40:26

connect all the

40:28

marketing activities that we have carried out to the

40:31

business targets that we have targeted. For example, we

40:33

have created a campaign

40:35

like this. We made a campaign

40:39

eh gorilla marketing at CFD on Sunday

40:44

by presenting

40:46

cabbage.

40:47

Well, the question is whether the activity is

40:50

heavy or not. Then whether it meets

40:53

the target or not, we know. So

40:55

we have to be able to do it and also AI,

40:58

there are no robots that can carry out

41:00

that activity, right? So humans must continue to

41:02

carry it out. Then, those of us who

41:04

know more about how these activities are

41:06

connected to our business targets can

41:08

create activations in CFD.

41:12

What is the purpose of inviting KOLs? What's that for?

41:15

It's not just about making a fuss, it's

41:17

not just about K.

41:20

Then,

41:22

when the data is incomplete, of course, there are times when

41:26

we have to make a decision or

41:28

kutsan. This is where our task is that

41:31

we have to master it, right? Don't

41:33

just keep asking like that, okay? Then,

41:37

from all the initiatives we undertake,

41:41

we prioritize which ones will ultimately have an

41:44

impact on the

41:47

business. That's what we have to master.

41:51

So that's number one, thinking

41:53

strategically.

41:55

Number two, reading and analyzing

41:58

data. Okay, generating data can be

42:00

done by AI, just reading can be

42:02

done by. But can we

42:05

interpret and analyze

42:06

this data? We have to

42:08

do it. Okay. And what is this for?

42:12

so that it is accurate, measurable, and of course has an

42:16

impact on business.

42:18

What are the skills? must be able to

42:20

interpret data, one must read trends

42:23

such as insight patterns from campaigns and

42:26

customers. Then KPKP and the matrix like that,

42:30

from uh CAC, LTV, costation cost

42:35

, left time value, return on

42:38

advertising span, click through

42:40

rate, conversion, turn retention, those are the

42:42

matrices we have to master.

42:46

Then, analyzing the campaign, evaluating the

42:49

performance from before to after the

42:52

campaign and also AB testing, we

42:54

must be able to do it and also apply analytics

42:58

to customers, such as

42:59

segmentation, cohorting, life cycle, funnel

43:02

tracking, all of which must be done even though it

43:04

can be assisted by AI, by

43:08

Mas or Mbak AI. And also for

43:11

all of us, we must be able to understand

43:13

tools like Google Analytics, Look,

43:16

Tlue ​​that can be used like that. Excel,

43:18

CRM, and Marketing Tools are all

43:22

things we need to master.

43:24

So, what's the impact in the end?

43:26

The impact is that if we can read and

43:27

analyze data, the campaign budget optimization will be

43:30

more effective, and we will continue to

43:32

provide inside-

43:35

driven strategies. Not just thinking

43:37

or guessing, oh what am I going to do with this

43:40

? Ee okarin fighting

43:43

[clears throat] like that in a club, in a

43:45

new account club so people talk so it gets

43:47

loud. But in the end, the impact of being

43:48

brave turned out to be bad because they were already fighting just in the club

43:51

. Well, those are the

43:54

things you have to think about.

43:55

So it's not just a feeling assumption

43:58

. Then alignment marketing

44:01

with drugs,

44:05

yes.

44:06

Well, then thirdly, managing

44:10

this budget is often underestimated, especially

44:13

by those of us who are new,

44:16

juniors. In fact, it shows

44:19

our level of professionalism and our readiness

44:21

for a more senior role. So

44:24

real budget, real money for real

44:26

responsibility. It is very important for us to

44:29

be able to allocate a multi-channel budget.

44:32

Not just like, "Oh, TikTok is

44:34

the best, yes, the budget is the

44:36

highest on TikTok or WhatsApp."

44:38

like that. Not like that, not like

44:39

that. Okay. It has to be strategic, right?

44:43

What percentage of the page,

44:46

what percentage of the organic,

44:50

what percentage of the earned, all of that must be

44:52

thought about strategically, not

44:55

just because of habit or intuition

44:58

. Then, before the campaign,

45:02

we can see, "Oh, if I

45:03

create this campaign, the return on

45:06

investment will be something like this.

45:09

Calculate the potential. For example, if you

45:10

create a promotional campaign on an

45:13

e-commerce application, you can calculate that okay,

45:15

100,000 people will use the promotion, and

45:18

the budget used will be, for example, a million dollars

45:22

." Well, from 1 million dollars you can

45:24

make 10 times that. Well, that

45:27

has to be taken into account, right?

45:30

Then when we make reporting, it's

45:32

not just reporting, it's already

45:34

talked about, but with business language

45:36

so that the stakeholders we

45:38

report to understand, "Okay, that's it," it's not

45:42

just marketing jargon to look

45:45

cool, but people can understand, "Okay,

45:48

this is what he wants to convey, this is the

45:50

impact, right? Then this is also

45:55

often underestimated, choosing a

45:58

big cabbage, just because it has lots of followers, lots of

46:01

likes, doesn't mean it's suitable for

46:03

our brand, right? For example,

46:07

there is an influencer who is

46:11

very famous, he continues to be paired with

46:14

our brand, like a dangdut singer,

46:16

for example, he is so big that he has

46:19

10 million followers, so he always likes a

46:21

lot. But to introduce a

46:25

prestigious brand like that, it's not necessarily

46:27

suitable. So, we

46:30

often choose based on the

46:32

large number of followers

46:34

and don't check the quality of the

46:36

engagement. OK, there's a lot of gossiping

46:38

but not really engaging like that. And we

46:40

also give the brief carelessly and

46:43

don't evaluate whether

46:45

the

46:48

creator and the brand are in harmony or not. it is

46:51

often forgotten. So we have to be able to

46:54

evaluate

46:58

good Creators, who are suitable for us, not just based on the

47:01

number of followers. Then let's see

47:04

how the values ​​of the creator and the

47:08

brand match.

47:10

And to be able to match the brief

47:12

we provide, it must also be suitable and result-

47:15

oriented. Not just like eh okay

47:18

I give you your brief to promote cap

47:21

abc is done. But I give this brief

47:26

e abde but I hope that after this the

47:29

sales can increase by how many times.

47:31

Why? Because you would be perfect to

47:33

talk about this list blah blah. The

47:35

brief has to be okay, it has to be good and

47:37

strong. And of course, you have to take

47:41

care of a good relationship with your

47:43

KOL so that it's not just a one-time thing,

47:46

but a long-term thing when there are

47:48

new products, new developments, the KL

47:52

who has had good results will want to

47:53

continue like that, or maybe

47:55

the results are bad now, maybe in the future

47:57

he can give something good for

48:00

our other campaigns.

48:03

So, then, what AI can't

48:07

do that we can do, what

48:09

we have to do so that AI can

48:11

do it for us is to understand AI

48:13

as a professional tool.

48:17

So, for Mami AI to be a

48:20

professional tool, what do we need to

48:21

master? One thing we have to do is make the prom

48:24

effective. Write a prom that

48:26

produces high

48:28

quality output that is specific. Then the concept is

48:31

the same, the goal is clear. So

48:34

, it's

48:37

not just a matter of making a prom

48:38

haphazardly, but we have to understand

48:40

how the prom will be effective,

48:42

how to choose the words, and so on.

48:45

We even learn by asking questions

48:47

about prom, what it's about, right?

48:49

It can do that too. Well, then

48:53

sometimes when the results are good,

48:57

there are some things that we don't have to

49:00

do again, we have to do them again.

49:02

It could be edited. So we have to be able to choose

49:04

which ones to edit and which ones to

49:05

redo.

49:07

So if it's not good enough, it's made

49:11

from scratch. But if it's okay and just

49:12

needs improvement, then we make

49:14

an edit. So don't waste time.

49:19

And of course we have to evaluate

49:22

critically. The

49:25

results of AI

49:27

are one, not always right, not

49:31

always accurate, often even

49:34

haphazard. So we have to

49:36

be like, why doesn't this make

49:37

sense? That's it. When we want to publish

49:40

something, check again. Sometimes I

49:43

copy it, but there's typed text. Or, for example, if

49:46

we make a picture, the image looks

49:48

like something strange. Well, that

49:51

has to be checked. So check the constellation to see if it

49:54

matches our brand or not, the color, and

49:57

if it turns on, is the audience

49:59

relevant or not. We have to

50:00

check it, check it, check it. It's not okay, let's

50:03

publish it, let's publish it,

50:05

let's publish it. must be checked, must be

50:07

critical of the results of AI. Well,

50:11

the point is that smart AI users

50:14

don't replace their creativity

50:16

with AI. So, it's not just that we are okay with being

50:19

creative and being replaced with AI, that's not it.

50:21

But we have to be able to use it to make

50:24

ourselves stronger

50:27

and faster, right? More agile, huh?

50:30

In creating new creativity like that.

50:34

OK, we've had enough of chatting

50:37

for a while. Now I want to go back

50:40

to take a break with Koca. Please.

50:46

Thank you, Sis Gia. Then let's take a

50:48

break, okay, friends? So, in

50:52

this break session, I want to add to what

50:54

Kak Gia shared earlier. But

50:57

before that, I hope you guys are still safe

51:00

while listening to the material. Well, maybe my

51:03

friends will also reflect, oh

51:05

it turns out that during this time I've been using AI,

51:07

there are things that need to be improved or maybe I've

51:09

never used AI before or

51:12

maybe I've used

51:13

AI often but I'm feeling worried, right?

51:15

Well, hopefully this can add insight

51:18

for friends who are currently

51:20

confused about these things.

51:25

Well, I want to add a few things,

51:27

guys. As Sis Gia

51:29

has already shared,

51:30

there are actually a lot of

51:32

opportunities out there for a career as a digital

51:35

marketer. Because it's true

51:37

what I saw on the

51:40

job search platform, I

51:42

did a little research so I wouldn't

51:44

lose out to the data that

51:46

Kak Gia shared earlier, there's from Mensen

51:48

and others. Well, this is Ocak

51:51

who [laughs] is doing research. So I

51:53

also checked in several

51:55

resources. Well, here it turns

51:58

out that there are several roles

52:00

related to digital marketing,

52:01

friends. Here I found that there are

52:03

SEO specialists, performance marketers,

52:05

social media managers,

52:07

digital marketing specialists,

52:09

strategic content copywriters, and there are

52:12

still many more out there that

52:14

can't be included in this one slide

52:17

, because there are so many and it

52:19

turns out that with

52:22

today's developments, there are more and more variations

52:24

, including

52:26

career ladders that are also increasingly varied,

52:28

friends, and if

52:30

you look at the various positions

52:34

, in each of these specialists

52:37

or in each of

52:39

these jobs, you know. It turns out that ee is quite

52:42

surprising for ee monthly

52:45

salary. In fact, there are actually a lot of

52:49

freelance projects that

52:51

we can actually achieve,

52:53

friends, so we can earn

52:55

income as digital marketers

52:57

. Because there are so many here

52:58

, there are thousands of freelance projects

53:01

both domestically and

53:03

abroad, which of course you can

53:06

also do with your friends

53:08

later when you have finished

53:10

learning, have gained the knowledge,

53:13

have your projects, then you can work full

53:16

time or maybe freelance and

53:18

other career paths as a

53:20

digital marketer.

53:23

So, from here, how can

53:25

we actually achieve that?

53:27

Especially if, for example, friends

53:29

here have just graduated from college or

53:31

maybe you want to change career direction

53:34

or maybe you also

53:37

want to try

53:40

upskilling, deepening

53:42

your knowledge about digital marketing

53:44

. Well, here Revo has a

53:46

program, namely Fullsack Digital Marketing,

53:48

friends. Here we will

53:50

learn and be assisted by Revo

53:53

to deep dive into the digital marketing

53:55

world by mastering

53:57

paid and organic channels. Then, what

53:59

Gia mentioned earlier is also the same,

54:01

there are critical thinking skills so that we

54:04

don't lose to AI. Then there are

54:06

analytical frameworks where we

54:08

will also be invited to learn about

54:10

how to view data and so that

54:13

after learning everything, we will be

54:15

better prepared for the job market and

54:17

also be able to bridge ourselves

54:19

or be able to enter the talent gap

54:22

for eh, tag-talent, you know, out

54:24

there who apparently still need a lot of

54:26

people, my friends. Well, of course,

54:29

to be able to compete better,

54:31

of course we also have to equip

54:33

ourselves with the latest things

54:36

and have to be adaptive to the

54:39

changes that are out there. Well, at

54:41

Revu, you will learn from

54:44

lots of experts, friends.

54:46

So there are loads of ee experts at

54:50

Revu who are ready to share with

54:52

all of you. One of them is

54:54

Kak Gia. That's why I said that at the beginning,

54:56

hopefully I can meet up

54:58

with Kak Gia again to expand my

55:00

knowledge, friends, up to the full stack

55:03

program. Well, apart from that, there are

55:05

also many

55:07

other instructors who are ready to share with

55:09

all of you about

55:11

their best practices and the knowledge they have

55:13

gained while working or perhaps

55:15

while they have been involved in the world of

55:19

digital marketing.

55:22

So, what are the modules

55:25

that will be studied? Maybe

55:26

more or less like what we

55:28

discussed earlier with Gia,

55:30

Ega, and what I mentioned earlier,

55:32

we will learn

55:35

many things, not just maybe digital

55:37

marketing, which we probably know about,

55:39

namely social media. But there are so many

55:42

things out there in the

55:44

digital marketing realm that we also need to

55:46

know. So, let's be well equipped,

55:48

friends, when we fight in

55:50

Medan out there,

55:53

especially in the Job Market. So, we are

55:55

well equipped and have the

55:57

necessary tools to compete in the job

55:59

market, starting from the EE foundation

56:02

for marketing to the

56:04

creation of generative AI landing pages.

56:07

How to prompt, how can we

56:09

be friends with AI. Then from

56:11

there we started to move on to the

56:13

channel page. Then after that we try, eh

56:16

sorry, first we have to master the data

56:18

first. So, let's try to understand

56:20

first what the data is like,

56:22

how the budgeting works, etc.,

56:25

before we go into the channel page

56:27

because later we will have to set the

56:28

budget. On this channel page there are

56:30

Metaads, TikTok and Marketplace Ads, there are

56:33

Google Ads. Then we will continue to try

56:36

to amplify awareness through organic

56:39

channels or through KOLs. Then

56:42

we get into SEO and retention.

56:44

So, it's complete, starting from the initial

56:47

development, eh, maybe the branding

56:51

, starting from the marketing foundation

56:52

to how we can

56:54

retain customers. Well, this is

56:57

one of the things

56:59

that Sis Gia does, CRM is like that.

57:02

Well, here, friends will also

57:03

learn from experts and hopefully, all of

57:06

you can apply it later

57:08

. Because while you are

57:11

studying at Revolue Fullstek Digital

57:12

Marketing, you will also be able to

57:15

get or acquire, so

57:17

sorry, not get, but

57:19

produce 13 portfolio projects

57:21

. So, throughout

57:24

this learning process on the screen,

57:26

you will be working on

57:28

assignments that are not just

57:31

multiple choice assignments, aka you can stamp the CP Cup,

57:33

but you will also get

57:35

cash for the cases that you need to

57:37

complete, you can

57:39

practice them, you can try to share

57:41

your strategies so that

57:42

later you can have a

57:45

mature portfolio and later you can

57:48

bring it with you when you apply for your

57:51

dream job

57:53

later. And this portfolio also starts

57:56

from the landing page to the

57:58

reporting dashboard, friends.

58:00

So it's really complete, from the beginning

58:03

to the reporting, right,

58:05

friends? So hopefully, later on, my

58:07

friends will also have a

58:09

large portfolio like that. Not

58:11

just one mini project from the mini

58:14

, but you can have a

58:15

more mature portfolio.

58:18

Well, then for the program itself, we

58:20

will also run it for a few

58:23

months, okay, friends. So

58:24

the learning is comprehensive and

58:25

complete. So,

58:27

what is the difference actually? So

58:29

first there is a Core Review for 4 months,

58:31

then there is project-based learning for 3

58:35

months. So, later, friends

58:37

will study in class for the theory.

58:40

Then after that, friends will be

58:42

equipped with project-based learning and

58:45

also career, eh, career sessions,

58:48

along with Review Next. So here,

58:49

friends will learn about

58:52

career preparation and portfolio building.

58:54

So, from the 13 portfolios that

58:56

you have acquired previously,

58:58

you will tidy them up and also

59:00

get more

59:03

project portfolios that you can

59:06

later include in

59:08

your personal portfolios. Okay. Well, it's

59:11

time for us to go back

59:14

to Kak Gia then. Here

59:17

,

59:20

friends, we will discuss the career material in more depth.

59:23

So, how can we

59:24

better prepare our careers

59:26

in today's AI era? So, back

59:29

to Sis Gia. Please.

59:31

Thank you, Oca. Okay, let's continue

59:35

, shall we? Oca has already mentioned about

59:37

full stack. Today we are part

59:40

of this series of mini minis that are

59:43

really cool. Surely friends will get a lot of

59:44

new knowledge. But it's definitely very different

59:47

from what you're getting if you join fullstack

59:50

because it will be more in-depth,

59:52

more technical, and more like the

59:56

qualifications that

59:58

you're interested in. So it's

1:00:01

definitely more complete and longer

1:00:03

because it's not just a week but

1:00:05

weeks long and it's

1:00:07

all meat. One of them,

1:00:10

God willing, if we meet, will

1:00:12

teach fullstack, that's me. So,

1:00:15

we see you if you continue to full

1:00:17

stack. But first, let's continue with the

1:00:19

mini course about careers in

1:00:22

digital marketing in the AI ​​era.

1:00:26

Okay. Well, talking about AI,

1:00:30

we said earlier that AI is not

1:00:33

perfect.

1:00:35

they're okay, they're not actually human

1:00:38

but they also have limitations, they

1:00:42

might be like machine robots, but

1:00:44

they have limitations. Well, that's why

1:00:47

we have to understand the advantages and

1:00:49

disadvantages of this AI. What is this good

1:00:53

for? If we want to create

1:00:55

varied content on a

1:00:58

large scale, it's important that we need AI. Then

1:01:01

we want to summarize the data and create a

1:01:03

report that AI can help with.

1:01:06

Furthermore, the automation of repetitive tasks that

1:01:09

we discussed earlier can

1:01:11

also be done using AI. Moreover, if it

1:01:15

is done consistently, it is absolutely mandatory

1:01:17

to replace it with AI. Then,

1:01:21

for example, if we want to brainstorm or

1:01:24

want to research and reset

1:01:27

simple insights at the beginning, we

1:01:29

can also use AI to ask

1:01:31

them. And of course, AI can

1:01:35

perform data-based personalization

1:01:37

on a large scale if the

1:01:40

data supports it.

1:01:44

Well, this AI, even though it was very good, is

1:01:47

still limited.

1:01:49

Limited to what? For example, understanding

1:01:52

cultural nuances and local context. Okay, they

1:01:54

can learn more about Indonesia and

1:01:56

know more about us. But it's

1:01:58

not 100% correct either. Try

1:02:01

asking some specific promotions

1:02:03

about human nature in Bekasi, for example

1:02:06

. It's not certain that he can answer

1:02:09

specifically, although it might be close

1:02:11

because he can intelligently see

1:02:14

data everywhere. But you

1:02:16

still won't be able to capture the

1:02:19

whole nuance. Well,

1:02:23

what doesn't exist in AI and might exist in the

1:02:25

future, but doesn't exist yet,

1:02:27

is empathy. Empathy is something that

1:02:31

God created for

1:02:32

humans. So, the empathy-based decision is

1:02:34

up to us. Okay. Even though I

1:02:38

keep learning, maybe someday

1:02:40

they will be more empathetic

1:02:42

. But for now be careful. Okay.

1:02:46

Then also to build

1:02:48

trust and long-term relationships.

1:02:50

Okay, yeah. That's very pragmatic. If

1:02:53

you pay, if you need it, they will help you.

1:02:56

Okay. If not, humans are still

1:02:59

number one. Okay. Then there is

1:03:02

truly original creativity. You are a

1:03:04

songwriter, artist, er, writer,

1:03:08

poet, right? That would be very different

1:03:12

from someone who was born from AI. Maybe

1:03:14

from can help you brainstorm

1:03:18

ideas like that, but it

1:03:22

will still be different from the

1:03:25

original creative touch of humans.

1:03:28

Even though there are various applications now,

1:03:31

which can create songs, poems, and

1:03:33

so on, they will still be different from

1:03:36

original criticism produced by

1:03:39

humans

1:03:41

and of course, ethics. Okay. Yes, I

1:03:45

can do a lot of things. But is it

1:03:47

ethical or not?

1:03:49

You might be the one who judges it. Okay.

1:03:52

And also, if our brand is damaged,

1:03:55

who will be responsible?

1:03:58

So you have to be careful. Don't believe it 100%

1:04:00

. We have to assess whether what we

1:04:03

take based on EA is right or

1:04:04

not. we know better. Okay. Well,

1:04:08

then talking about AI, we shouldn't

1:04:12

let AI become autopilot.

1:04:16

Don't.

1:04:18

The point is that EAI must be a co-pilot. Why?

1:04:20

Because we humans are here, it's like the

1:04:24

captain is a human, right? It's

1:04:28

like an assistant helping out, right? So we

1:04:30

must have an effective working pattern

1:04:32

between us as humans and AI.

1:04:34

for example, like this.

1:04:38

When we create a brief, we determine

1:04:41

its purpose, needs, and context.

1:04:43

Then we ask

1:04:45

AI for help to create content ideas or

1:04:50

solutions that match our brief

1:04:54

. Then, ah, make us

1:04:57

review it, review it like ee chose to

1:05:01

perfect the results of AI. So

1:05:04

even though it's good,

1:05:06

the results still need to be perfected.

1:05:08

Then, after it's okay, we'll publish it

1:05:10

. And after it is published, we

1:05:12

study it, oh, did we succeed, didn't we

1:05:15

succeed, and so on. From there it was

1:05:18

like that. The point is that human and AI

1:05:21

collaboration must be intelligent, and if it is

1:05:24

intelligent, the results will be optimal. Don't

1:05:26

let it become autopilot. Okay. Don't

1:05:29

be autopilot but copilot. Okay,

1:05:32

make sure that's okay.

1:05:37

Okay. Well, speaking of AI, there are

1:05:40

loads of relevant tools out there

1:05:42

for us digital

1:05:44

marketers, tailored to

1:05:47

our needs. If you can understand everything, it's good and

1:05:50

if you have the money, it's good because you can

1:05:52

subscribe or leave it to the office.

1:05:54

But of course not all of them can be

1:05:56

fulfilled like that, right? It must be limited, right?

1:05:59

So, as much as possible, master

1:06:01

AI tools that suit

1:06:03

our needs and interests. For example,

1:06:05

if it's for copywriting content,

1:06:08

there's a GPT chat, whoever

1:06:12

subscribes to it, it's definitely all K [laughs]

1:06:15

There's a cloud, jaspercopi.a, this is

1:06:19

really good, so it can be used like that, right?

1:06:22

Well, for visual design, there is ee Kanva

1:06:25

AI. Kanva is also our friend.

1:06:28

friends of students, friends of

1:06:31

designers, yes. Eh, there's also Adob ​​Firefly,

1:06:35

Mid Journey. Well, all of that can be used

1:06:37

like that, right? For SEO and

1:06:41

keyword research,

1:06:43

you can also use Semrus. Samr used to

1:06:46

exist, right? Now there's Samrus AI.

1:06:49

Then the SEO server, eh, AI

1:06:53

had to be there before, now there is an

1:06:55

AI version. So this is really suitable for those of

1:06:58

you who want to deepen your knowledge in the field of

1:07:01

SEO. Well, for data

1:07:05

analytics and reporting,

1:07:08

there's Tableau AI, you have to master Tableau

1:07:10

itself, then Tableau

1:07:12

AI, and also Google Studio and

1:07:16

its AI features. These two things are definitely mandatory

1:07:19

if you're into data and

1:07:22

analytics. Not only does it help

1:07:25

to automate data, but they

1:07:28

can even make interpretations and ee

1:07:32

for ee to make proms so that the

1:07:35

data can be routinely pulled for us like that

1:07:38

. Eh, for social media management

1:07:40

there are many e B AI, Hood Suite. This hood

1:07:45

suite was already strong before, now it's even

1:07:47

cooler. Eh, there are also

1:07:49

lots of social sprites. Meanwhile,

1:07:52

for email marketing, you can use

1:07:55

Machim AI, Clavio, or something like that. ee what is it

1:08:00

called ee your office ee subscribes to

1:08:03

several email tools too, now

1:08:06

almost all of them are using e AI like that,

1:08:10

right? So, please use the AI,

1:08:14

don't be ambitious and want to learn, oh,

1:08:17

I have to know all my tools, right? Okay.

1:08:19

So, start by mastering the tools one by one,

1:08:22

then

1:08:26

start trying various things.

1:08:28

because it is more important to

1:08:31

use quality in one type, two types,

1:08:33

rather than pretending to know everything but only

1:08:36

servicing it. So make sure it is used

1:08:40

and is beneficial to you and your EE. It can later

1:08:44

help your EE objectives in your career

1:08:47

at the company or place where you

1:08:49

currently work. Okay.

1:08:53

Well, talking about careers in this AI era,

1:08:56

there are several careers that you can pursue, right?

1:08:59

Now that AI is dominating these

1:09:03

careers, AI can certainly

1:09:06

help you and make you

1:09:08

more advanced. One is

1:09:10

performance marketing. Well, here

1:09:13

of course what must be taken care of are paid

1:09:15

ads, yes, all of them are R driven. Your

1:09:18

job here is to manage

1:09:20

Google, Meta, and TikTok ads, right? And

1:09:24

the focus is on conversion and the data

1:09:27

there. Then if you like SEO, S

1:09:31

, keywords, there are SOS specialists,

1:09:34

some are organic, some are paid

1:09:37

. Well, that's one of the careers

1:09:40

you can pursue so you

1:09:41

can optimize your website to appear on the

1:09:43

first page of Google or for

1:09:45

apps, like eh, app keywords like that

1:09:48

. What can be optimized

1:09:50

so that your app appears at the top in the

1:09:54

App Store, Google Store, Play Store, and so

1:09:56

on?

1:09:58

Then also this social media is the

1:10:00

most favorite, yes, many

1:10:02

people's favorite but because there are so many, it's full. be

1:10:06

careful, then you have to master it

1:10:08

specifically, okay? Usually, social media

1:10:11

marketers are very important because

1:10:14

they will help with brand awareness

1:10:16

and content. So what is the task

1:10:19

? Create a content strategy to grow

1:10:21

engagement from various platforms and

1:10:23

others. Well, then there is data

1:10:26

analytics or marketing analysis. The

1:10:29

focus is on data insight. Here your

1:10:32

job is to analyze, perform

1:10:33

campaigns, and make data-based decisions

1:10:36

. Not only campaigns,

1:10:37

usually matrix business and others

1:10:39

must also be mastered.

1:10:42

This email marketer is part of my

1:10:45

CRM team, you know. CRM is not just email, there are

1:10:49

lots of them. Eh, now the term

1:10:51

is Omni channel, there are push notifications,

1:10:53

email, eh WhatsApp and others like that

1:10:56

. Well, this is the goal of designing a

1:10:59

campaign to cultivate leads,

1:11:01

retention so that they want to stay

1:11:04

after they subscribe. How do

1:11:05

they keep using it, not

1:11:08

unsubscribing and so on? That's CRM right

1:11:10

there. And you could say that

1:11:15

if you master this CRM, Ocang was talking about

1:11:17

big salaries, right? Yes, the salary is big and you can

1:11:20

work in various

1:11:22

global companies like I am currently in a

1:11:24

company that is quite loved in the

1:11:28

world. Well, friends can also be

1:11:29

like that. Okay, there is also a marketing

1:11:33

manager. Here, it's more about strategic

1:11:35

leadership, leading the team, creating

1:11:38

strategies, and ensuring all channels

1:11:41

run smoothly. Please try this

1:11:43

career, especially for those of you who are

1:11:46

starting or maybe mid-level, you can

1:11:48

try it. Later, after you are successful,

1:11:51

you can continue to move up, ...

1:12:00

Well,

1:12:03

that's certainly possible. But don't be

1:12:06

too ambitious. Start slow and

1:12:09

build your work slowly. Eh, so it's

1:12:12

like TAP in terms of experience and

1:12:14

knowledge we know a lot but

1:12:17

in terms of skills we master one

1:12:19

specific thing. So I know about performance

1:12:21

marketing, SCM, social media, marketing

1:12:25

in general, I know that. But

1:12:27

specifically, I handle CRM.

1:12:29

Friends also have to have that kind of focus

1:12:30

. Don't just know one thing, that's enough,

1:12:34

or know a lot but only know the

1:12:37

surface. It's better to know a lot

1:12:40

but master the skills in depth

1:12:42

.

1:12:44

[clears throat]

1:12:45

Well, so if we can start like that

1:12:48

, how is our journey in the

1:12:51

industry? This industry has

1:12:54

steps that we can climb. This is

1:12:56

especially for full-time workers, but for

1:12:58

freelancers, remote workers, and others, the

1:13:00

process will of course be different. But

1:13:03

for those who are full time in the company, it

1:13:05

usually starts with the entry level,

1:13:07

usually anyone who just wants to join, like a

1:13:10

fresh graduate, like a

1:13:13

year can execute, learn quickly, can be

1:13:16

more operational at the entry

1:13:18

level after having experience maybe 3

1:13:22

years, well, you can own

1:13:25

one of the channels and own the campaign at the mid

1:13:29

level, if it is higher,

1:13:31

there is that level, 3 to 5 years, it's

1:13:35

quite fast, actually 3 to 5

1:13:36

years, but for me, to become

1:13:38

a senior manager, it took 20

1:13:41

years, but nowadays the

1:13:42

development is faster, usually

1:13:45

senior reverse talks more

1:13:46

about strategy and team coordination,

1:13:49

so leading the teams at the

1:13:51

mid and entry level.

1:13:55

the higher one that

1:13:56

almost everyone aims for. Everyone wants to be

1:13:58

there, right? Even though Genz said he

1:14:01

didn't want to be there, I don't know

1:14:03

. Well, that is strategic

1:14:06

leadership. If the experience is

1:14:07

more than 5 years, 10 years, 20 years,

1:14:10

30 years, it's talking about business and

1:14:14

growth strategically. Usually the

1:14:18

level is CEO, CFO and so

1:14:22

on. Well, that's the point: keep

1:14:26

learning, take any opportunities,

1:14:30

and make your impact. So, to make

1:14:33

the letter smooth and good,

1:14:37

you have to be willing to keep learning and take

1:14:39

opportunities. It could be that today AI is the king,

1:14:43

maybe in

1:14:45

5 years the king will be AI plus

1:14:48

robots, or maybe the king will

1:14:50

return to humans because AI

1:14:52

has revolutionized,

1:14:54

eh, revolutionized business, and finally it will return

1:14:56

again. Well anything can happen. So

1:14:58

we have to be willing to learn to change. And I

1:15:00

myself,

1:15:02

at my current age, am in my

1:15:04

current position and am still studying, as evidenced by the fact that I am still in

1:15:06

college. Yesterday I was in

1:15:08

college, now I'm in college again.

1:15:10

Because knowledge will never stop.

1:15:11

So, friends, you have to keep wanting to

1:15:13

learn, learn, learn. And at Evo you

1:15:15

can also join the mini today.

1:15:18

Later, join a full stack program, who knows, it might be a good fit

1:15:21

and you might be able to build better skills in the

1:15:24

industry you need. So,

1:15:30

what are the stages and priorities at each career level, and what are the expectations?

1:15:33

So, you understand and

1:15:36

can invest in the right things

1:15:39

at the right time in your career journey

1:15:41

. For entry level, the point is you have to

1:15:44

execute, execute, execute, and

1:15:46

learn quickly. So, while

1:15:50

learning, while executing, create a

1:15:52

project portfolio and make sure you are

1:15:55

familiar with the tools. Be

1:15:58

familiar, execute, create a portfolio

1:16:01

so that every trip you make is

1:16:02

recorded well.

1:16:04

At the mid-level,

1:16:06

you already have your own channel and

1:16:08

campaign. Well, the track record is

1:16:11

more about data. Not just a

1:16:12

project like that, but data and

1:16:15

analytical skills like that. That's the difference there

1:16:17

for mid level. Meanwhile, for senior

1:16:20

level, it is strategy and team coordination.

1:16:22

Here, the question will be whether you

1:16:25

can make plans or not?

1:16:27

What is your strategy for leading a team

1:16:29

? How is the budget management?

1:16:32

How is mentoring juniors? Their Kara is

1:16:34

growing. How do

1:16:36

you make an impact on your business? That's for

1:16:38

S level. Meanwhile, leadership is

1:16:41

more towards building

1:16:44

business growth for an organization

1:16:46

or company. So

1:16:48

what is the vision that is seen? What kind of vision do you want to

1:16:51

bring for the next 3 months, 6 months, a year,

1:16:56

3 years, 5 years, 10 years

1:16:58

, or something like that? We have to

1:17:00

learn from smart people who

1:17:02

have been successful, right? Like Steve Jobs

1:17:05

when he built Apple or maybe

1:17:08

Bob Eiger when he built Disney

1:17:10

. These are the people whose vision we must be

1:17:12

able to understand as a

1:17:14

leader. Then managing stakeholders

1:17:17

is very important because as a leader,

1:17:20

it's not just our team

1:17:22

but also many other teams that we

1:17:25

have to manage, who they are, what

1:17:28

they contribute to the

1:17:31

company, where their role will be

1:17:35

effective and strategic, we as

1:17:37

leaders have to know that.

1:17:39

Then we have to lead cross-

1:17:42

functional teams. It's not just one

1:17:44

function, there must be many teams that can be led

1:17:47

and it doesn't

1:17:49

have to be like micromanaging,

1:17:53

more like macro management but not

1:17:57

micro management. Because if you are a

1:17:59

microman your time will be wasted on

1:18:01

small things. So what is thought

1:18:03

is a big thing. The strategy,

1:18:06

the vision, the business to grow.

1:18:09

How to increase revenue,

1:18:11

how to make a

1:18:13

profit, not make a loss, etc. So,

1:18:16

that's really important. Make sure

1:18:18

you understand the priority stages at each level K

1:18:20

so that the steps are clear

1:18:23

and what you want to achieve and aim for is

1:18:26

fulfilled. So, to build the

1:18:29

right portfolio, what are the strong points?

1:18:35

One, the case study campaign must be

1:18:38

complete, everything documented.

1:18:40

The goal is,

1:18:42

what strategy was implemented to ensure the

1:18:43

campaign was successful, what was the execution

1:18:45

like, what if it was successful,

1:18:47

what if it failed, and what were the results? Show me

1:18:51

how you think about the campaign

1:18:53

while dieting up. It's not just about, oh,

1:18:55

this campaign is finished, no, but it

1:18:58

has to be holistic, right? Well,

1:19:01

complete the case with real data and

1:19:04

matrices. Be honest and the results

1:19:07

are real. Success or failure?

1:19:10

What was the success? Why? Why did it fail? And what do we

1:19:12

learn if we succeed? What do we

1:19:13

learn if we fail? Oh, I see. Well,

1:19:17

then for example, like

1:19:20

screenshots, links or maybe

1:19:23

images to complement the

1:19:26

performance, right? ee the display

1:19:29

of the results of the matrices and

1:19:31

others is also a beginner. But of course be

1:19:33

careful because there is some

1:19:35

confidential data. So don't just

1:19:37

show it straight away, okay?

1:19:39

But it must be in accordance with the needs and

1:19:42

permission of the company.

1:19:45

Well, then, if you do

1:19:49

experiments like okay,

1:19:51

this year I launched a new wallet collaboration

1:19:54

with Shopee Pay, this experiment

1:19:57

succeeded in increasing sales by 300%.

1:20:00

Well, document the experiment.

1:20:03

So, for example, previously our

1:20:05

partners were only OVO and GOPay, but now

1:20:06

the name Shopee adds new access

1:20:09

for users who want to shop like that.

1:20:12

Gu. Well, that's documented

1:20:14

experiment. And if AI shows

1:20:17

that you are an AI that understands professionally, please show us the

1:20:22

successful promotions that you have created and

1:20:26

what are the results of the AI, for example, the

1:20:28

workflow. Uh, then the funnel

1:20:31

campaign, the promos, the project work

1:20:34

with the help of AI so they know,

1:20:36

"Oh, when using AI, it's not just about

1:20:38

using AI to make life easier,

1:20:41

to make work more relaxed, no,

1:20:43

but how the work becomes

1:20:45

more optimal and effective, like that.

1:20:51

Well, we've reached the end, huh. It did

1:20:54

n't really feel like it. Thank you

1:20:56

guys for staying. But even though it's the

1:20:59

end, we have to summarize

1:21:01

what we've learned today.

1:21:03

The point is,

1:21:05

AI is not here to replace you. Okay, but

1:21:08

AI is going to strengthen your

1:21:11

capability, like that. And the ones who can

1:21:14

survive are not the most

1:21:18

technical people, but the ones who learn and

1:21:22

adapt quickly. Okay. So, first, AI is

1:21:27

not a threat. Okay. AI is not a threat

1:21:30

because you are the one holding the

1:21:34

future, not AI. Okay.

1:21:37

Uh, so you have to be willing to learn to adapt,

1:21:40

and that's in your hands. Second,

1:21:44

human judgment is very valuable and

1:21:47

increasingly valuable. So, you have to

1:21:49

think critically, strategically,

1:21:51

understand the context, and make the best

1:21:54

decision. Okay, then, don't forget the

1:21:58

irreplaceable skills,

1:22:00

strategic thinking, Creativity, right?

1:22:04

Then, data, interpretation,

1:22:08

communications, and AI literacy

1:22:11

will be irreplaceable.

1:22:13

We also have to remember that EA

1:22:16

is a collaborator, not an enemy, not a

1:22:19

rival. Okay. They help our lives,

1:22:23

but they won't destroy our lives

1:22:25

because we're in control. Okay.

1:22:27

And then, to build a career in

1:22:30

this AI era in digital marketing,

1:22:33

make sure the roadmap is clear.

1:22:36

Learn to experiment, build a portfolio,

1:22:40

build, and then leadership skills

1:22:42

. Build everything clearly,

1:22:44

understand the stages and

1:22:46

where we need to fill, right?

1:22:49

Basically,

1:22:51

AI won't replace humans, but

1:22:54

humans who use AI

1:22:57

effectively will replace those who

1:23:00

don't want to use AI. So,

1:23:04

start using it now if you haven't already. Okay.

1:23:08

And the future is really open.

1:23:11

And you can be part of it. So, success

1:23:13

to all of us. Okay, and to be even

1:23:17

more successful,

1:23:19

don't forget that what we learned earlier was

1:23:20

just scratching the surface. That's why it's

1:23:23

called mini. Well, there's something called

1:23:26

Revolue Full Stack Digital Marketing.

1:23:29

I also taught the CRM section here in the

1:23:32

final week. So, what are those things? What

1:23:34

will you learn here? There's so much.

1:23:36

Maybe you guys were

1:23:38

inspired, "Oh, I know

1:23:39

a little about digital marketing, digital

1:23:41

marketing, and so on." Well,

1:23:44

you'll understand more about

1:23:46

how to measure

1:23:49

performance and budget allocation. That was

1:23:52

discussed earlier, but we'll go into

1:23:53

more depth later. Then product

1:23:56

marketing and landing pages will also be

1:23:58

studied so you understand better.

1:24:01

Then there's marketing analytics.

1:24:03

How to create analytics for

1:24:04

marketing. Then we'll learn about

1:24:07

social media, Google,

1:24:10

SEO, and Sm. Of course, you'll

1:24:13

also learn about organic social media content marketing

1:24:16

and CRM,

1:24:20

my favorite subject. You'll

1:24:22

learn there. And what's new is

1:24:25

AI for marketers. How to create a

1:24:27

good prom, how to generate

1:24:30

images, content ideation, and

1:24:33

so on. And after participating in all of that,

1:24:36

EF will support you with

1:24:38

projects and portfolios.

1:24:41

And your career can also be introduced

1:24:44

to networks of tens of thousands of

1:24:46

people who have graduated from Rev

1:24:49

and are now working. You can

1:24:51

get to know them. And Revi is also the one

1:24:53

teaching, most of them are

1:24:55

experienced and currently in the

1:24:58

industry. So, take advantage of this opportunity to

1:25:00

network as well. Okay, so don't

1:25:04

miss the opportunity.

1:25:07

I hope the knowledge we learned today is

1:25:09

useful for everyone. Now I'll

1:25:12

return to Oca. Go ahead, Oca.

1:25:19

Okay, thank you, Gia. We'll

1:25:22

come back later, okay, for a Q&A.

1:25:25

So later I'll call

1:25:27

Gia again to be able to answer questions

1:25:29

from friends. Okay. Now, next,

1:25:33

friends, before we get into the

1:25:34

Q&A session, I want to share a few

1:25:38

things first. So, as

1:25:41

Gia just shared,

1:25:43

humans will not be

1:25:45

replaced by EA, friends.

1:25:47

Because there are so many skill sets that

1:25:52

we actually have had for a long time,

1:25:55

or maybe from our

1:25:57

previous jobs or maybe with the knowledge

1:25:59

we have gained previously. Well, it's

1:26:01

even more beneficial for us

1:26:04

when we are also able to

1:26:07

use AI, you know. So this is the

1:26:09

time for us to try to

1:26:12

explore how to use AI,

1:26:14

utilize AI to automate

1:26:17

our work. with more execution.

1:26:19

So we can focus more on

1:26:22

more strategic areas. Well, one

1:26:24

of them is through

1:26:27

Revu's fullstack digital marketing program,

1:26:29

where we learn end-to-end,

1:26:31

starting from building the marketing

1:26:33

foundation to

1:26:36

how we can retain or

1:26:39

maintain our customers so they

1:26:41

can keep repeat orders.

1:26:43

Well, besides that, we can also

1:26:45

acquire, can produce 13

1:26:49

portfolio projects by the end of

1:26:51

the course. So, while you

1:26:53

follow the program, you will

1:26:55

always get assignments to

1:26:57

hone your skills, all of you,

1:27:00

so you don't go home

1:27:02

empty-handed, but you are

1:27:03

well-equipped with a

1:27:05

complete and comprehensive portfolio of projects ranging

1:27:08

from landing page creation to

1:27:10

reporting dashboards. So

1:27:14

, if you're curious,

1:27:18

what are the projects of Revo alumni like? Well,

1:27:20

here's an example, friends. So,

1:27:22

starting from organic social media,

1:27:24

marketplace ads, to performance

1:27:26

marketing, there's everything. So there's a lot of

1:27:29

variety. Even

1:27:30

now, some of you are still holding on,

1:27:32

friends. So, hopefully,

1:27:35

when Friends, you're studying Rev,

1:27:38

the same as alumni whose

1:27:40

pros are on the screen, right? So

1:27:42

later, you can include this

1:27:45

in your portfolio and

1:27:48

bring it to become

1:27:51

professional digital marketers

1:27:53

. In fact, what Gia shared earlier

1:27:54

can also enter the realm of management and

1:27:58

managerial, right? Managerial, right?

1:28:01

Digital marketer. So, there's a

1:28:04

career ladder that you can go through

1:28:06

later.

1:28:08

Well, besides theoretical knowledge

1:28:10

, you will also be

1:28:12

filled with skill sets from

1:28:14

various tools, right, from all

1:28:17

the learning done at Revu.

1:28:19

So starting from Google Tools, there are so

1:28:22

many, right? Friends.

1:28:23

When I also saw the class at Rev, it

1:28:27

turned out that there was so much that

1:28:29

we would learn. One of them is from

1:28:31

several Google Tools, such as Google

1:28:32

Ads, Google Analytics, then later

1:28:35

we can also create reports

1:28:37

using Look Studio, then there is Google

1:28:40

Tag Manager, then we will also use

1:28:43

eh Google Sheets. Then we will also

1:28:46

use other tools, especially

1:28:48

like social media, then

1:28:50

marketplace, then video editor. We

1:28:53

will also try to use

1:28:55

AI tools for research and

1:28:57

others. So later we will be

1:28:59

using a lot of tools, including

1:29:01

brainstorming tools. So

1:29:03

later we will try to explore there,

1:29:05

friends.

1:29:07

Well, it doesn't stop

1:29:09

there, it doesn't stop at

1:29:10

just technical learning, but

1:29:13

friends will also be able to transform your

1:29:15

careers through Revo Unex.

1:29:17

So here, friends, you will go through

1:29:19

several career classes such as job-seeking

1:29:21

classes, then there will be ee mentors who are

1:29:24

ready to help friends, even

1:29:27

with mock interviews. So

1:29:29

friends, you will go through a series of

1:29:32

comprehensive ee activities

1:29:34

when entering Revo Unex so that it

1:29:36

can prepare friends to

1:29:38

be more skillful and also

1:29:41

improve their skills during the job-in

1:29:44

process.

1:29:47

Well, it doesn't just stop

1:29:49

at creating a portfolio when studying in the

1:29:52

Fullstack digital marketing program

1:29:54

when we learn technically,

1:29:56

friends. But we can also

1:29:57

level up our professional experience

1:29:59

through virtual internships. So later

1:30:01

here, we will collaborate on real

1:30:04

projects, with real companies,

1:30:06

friends, to be able to add to

1:30:09

our portfolios too. So we There

1:30:11

will be direct learning with real companies.

1:30:13

We will try to face industry

1:30:15

challenges with complete support from

1:30:18

mentors and then we will get

1:30:21

direct feedback from company

1:30:22

representatives.

1:30:25

Well, Revoyu doesn't just

1:30:28

stop at implementing AI learning

1:30:31

in its modules, but Revu also

1:30:34

implements AI in its student support system

1:30:37

, including through the

1:30:39

AI ​​assistant review. So, for example, if

1:30:41

you are a net all,

1:30:43

like studying at night and if you

1:30:45

want to ask a mentor, it's

1:30:47

not convenient because it's already late at night, right? Well,

1:30:49

you can use the AI

1:30:50

learning assistant to chat,

1:30:52

brainstorm, or maybe ask questions

1:30:54

about things you are

1:30:55

confused about. Well, besides that,

1:30:58

when we are preparing

1:31:00

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1:34:48

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helpful for those of you who

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want to learn but aren't

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sure where to start. So, this is where

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we can try to transform ourselves for the

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better and also be well-equipped

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1:35:15

Okay, now it's time for us to enter the

1:35:17

Q&A session. Then I'll

1:35:20

call Gia again to answer your

1:35:22

questions. But I

1:35:24

want to disclaim for

1:35:26

you and for Gia

1:35:29

, that uh, there are actually a lot of questions

1:35:32

coming in from you, but

1:35:33

I've chosen some of the most relevant ones

1:35:36

for today's session and hopefully this also

1:35:39

represents the curiosity of

1:35:41

other friends. Oh. Okay,

1:35:43

Gia, I've chosen a few questions

1:35:45

for tonight so we can

1:35:48

keep up with the time, okay?

1:35:50

Go ahead.

1:35:50

Okay, okay. Okay, guys. Let's answer

1:35:53

all your questions.

1:35:56

Okay, the first one comes from VIA,

1:35:59

sis. The question is that in Indonesia,

1:36:01

trends change very quickly.

1:36:03

So, how do marketing teams

1:36:05

determine the most important matrix?

1:36:07

Is it awareness, engagement, or

1:36:09

conversion? So, what do you think,

1:36:11

sis, in this day and age? Is it ROI

1:36:13

that Gia mentioned earlier or what?

1:36:15

Go ahead.

1:36:17

Okay, Thank you very much, ee OC, for

1:36:20

your question. The first one is from Via, a

1:36:22

very critical question. And it's

1:36:24

true, ee, in reality, trends in the industry

1:36:27

change very quickly, and we

1:36:29

sometimes wonder, "Oh, which matrix is ​​the

1:36:31

most important?" So, which matrix

1:36:35

is ​​important depends on the

1:36:37

objective we want to achieve or

1:36:39

our goals.

1:36:41

Do we want to increase

1:36:46

awareness? Yes, of course, the matrix

1:36:48

is ​​related to awareness,

1:36:50

or maybe we want more

1:36:53

awareness but there's an educational element

1:36:55

that's more about engagement,

1:36:57

or the matrix is ​​​​wanting to increase

1:37:00

sales, of course, sales conversion

1:37:02

. But in the end, all of

1:37:05

these matrices

1:37:07

will lead to overall business

1:37:11

impact. So, if you ask which is

1:37:13

most important, usually

1:37:15

sales conversion is always the most important.

1:37:17

So, for example, sometimes, oh, maybe

1:37:21

awareness and engagement aren't

1:37:23

picking up, but sales are actually increasing.

1:37:26

Well, that means there's something right there

1:37:28

. But it doesn't necessarily

1:37:31

mean that all good salespeople have

1:37:33

met the matrix. Well,

1:37:36

we have to understand all of these matrices well,

1:37:39

we have to study them. And remember,

1:37:42

ee, ultimately we have to know

1:37:46

what our goals are. We achieve that, right?

1:37:50

For example, I created a

1:37:52

CRM campaign. CRM campaigns are

1:37:56

usually more about retention

1:37:59

. So, the metrics we measure

1:38:03

are when we create a CRM campaign.

1:38:07

How many people who previously

1:38:11

purchased a monthly package

1:38:15

stayed the following month to buy

1:38:18

again? That's for retention.

1:38:22

Well, that means if we

1:38:25

succeed in achieving a goal of

1:38:28

getting people to stay until the

1:38:30

next subscription, it means the retention is

1:38:32

successful according to the target we

1:38:34

want to achieve. But there are also

1:38:38

metrics in CRM, I want to measure,

1:38:41

for example, from all the people who have

1:38:44

subscribed and then stopped subscribing,

1:38:48

how many ended up coming back.

1:38:51

For example, out of 100,000 people who subscribed,

1:38:54

it turns out 50,000 stopped. Well, of

1:38:56

these 50,000 who stopped, we create a

1:38:57

campaign, how many ended up coming back, it's

1:38:59

called a winback campaign. So, it's different for

1:39:02

each ee, usually each department,

1:39:06

each campaign has different goals

1:39:08

according to what objectives we want to

1:39:11

achieve. So, more or less, that's

1:39:14

the answer to the question from ee Via

1:39:17

. Oce, this is the next question from

1:39:19

Anonymous. Want O Read it again or should I

1:39:22

read it?

1:39:23

Can I do it first, Sis. [laughs]

1:39:26

Okay, continuing from Anonymous. So, this

1:39:28

question is, what are the mandatory tools and skills

1:39:30

, Sis, that a

1:39:32

beginner digital marketer should master?

1:39:34

Because it turns out there are quite a

1:39:36

lot for the digital role, eh

1:39:39

digital marketer, and then the tools

1:39:41

also vary according

1:39:43

to the ee role. So,

1:39:46

what do we do for beginners, Sis

1:39:47

? Okay, eh, thank you very much for

1:39:51

the question from anonymous, as

1:39:54

conveyed by Oca, it depends, it

1:39:57

depends, because

1:39:59

we have discussed digital marketing, there are lots of them,

1:40:01

there is performance marketing,

1:40:03

there is CRM, there is SUSM, there is social

1:40:08

media, the tools are different. So,

1:40:12

what are the mandatory tools? I think the

1:40:15

simplest one that everyone must have

1:40:17

is a spreadsheet.

1:40:20

Whether it is Excel or Google

1:40:23

Spreadsheet, you must know it. That is the

1:40:27

number one mandatory tool. Okay, spreadsheets,

1:40:30

right? You must be able to do all of them. Okay.

1:40:34

Well, the rest depends on

1:40:36

an ee performance marketer if,

1:40:40

for example, he is more focused on ee Facebook

1:40:43

like that. ee is more focused on Instagram,

1:40:46

he usually has to master for example

1:40:49

ee Meta Ads like that, Facebook ee

1:40:52

Instagram Ads. If TikTok means

1:40:54

having to master e TikTok Ads like that. Ee

1:40:59

then for SEO, SEM you have to

1:41:01

master Google's ee tools like that

1:41:04

to be able to understand SOS like that. For

1:41:08

social media, it actually depends

1:41:12

on the company's subscription and

1:41:14

so on. Some subscribe to

1:41:15

brandw, some subscribe to sprinkler

1:41:17

, it varies. So it can't be

1:41:20

like one fits all. For example, like CRM

1:41:24

at least the minimum try to fit the

1:41:26

free ones first. For example ee what's it called? ee

1:41:30

you to ee send emails like that, you can

1:41:33

use ee tools CRM tools that are

1:41:37

free that ee already available mail chim

1:41:40

you can use like that. Ee and

1:41:42

many other tools are still free.

1:41:44

The point is ee what do you want to do first?

1:41:49

What do you want to master first? Master

1:41:50

CRM performance, want to master social

1:41:54

media like that. Later there are

1:41:57

basic tools for each like that.

1:42:00

Well, here I will tell you in detail

1:42:02

Just take a survey and learn it

1:42:05

yourself. Also, ask the AI, like, "Oh,

1:42:07

AI, I want to learn about this."

1:42:11

What tools should I master first,

1:42:12

right?" Or if you want to

1:42:15

learn, subscribe to the fullstack review,

1:42:18

there you will definitely be given

1:42:20

tips. There are even demos

1:42:23

to master the tools. That's

1:42:26

more or less Oca, hopefully the answer is

1:42:29

because nothing is one fit for all.

1:42:33

Yes, that's right, because yes, Sis, for the

1:42:35

roll. So the tools used are

1:42:37

also different and

1:42:39

very varied.

1:42:40

Right.

1:42:40

But the most important one, Sis, is

1:42:42

the spreadsheet because it seems like it's the source

1:42:44

of all tools, right? [laughs]

1:42:45

Right. It seems like everyone has to be able to do that

1:42:47

. Excel or Google Spreadsheet

1:42:49

is absolutely mandatory.

1:42:50

Right. Okay, then let's move on to the

1:42:53

next question. Sis Gia, this comes from

1:42:55

Maulani. This question is starting to refer

1:42:57

to this EA, Sis. So, the question

1:42:59

is, for lead follow-up or

1:43:02

SCRM or chatbot, can we set it

1:43:05

for jobs according to user needs or is

1:43:08

it still based on some kind of FAQ that becomes the

1:43:10

AI ​​agent resource? Well,

1:43:12

from Sis Gia, have you used a

1:43:14

chatbot or what? Here, Sis? Please share

1:43:17

your experience, Sis Gia.

1:43:19

Yes, thank you. Okay, for ma, it's definitely possible

1:43:23

. There's a term called ehic AI that

1:43:27

can do it. But again, this doesn't

1:43:29

depend on the tools. Eh, if you

1:43:32

subscribe to sophisticated AI tools, you

1:43:36

can create a kind of

1:43:39

journey to answer various

1:43:41

questions. Even questions that haven't been

1:43:44

proposed can be created like that, right?

1:43:47

Eh, but if it's true and limited, you

1:43:51

can also use it like you prepare a

1:43:54

list of

1:43:57

hundreds of questions related to

1:43:59

your service product. Then

1:44:03

you adjust the questions to

1:44:05

your brand's needs. Then ask an

1:44:07

AI like GPT or Gemini chat

1:44:10

to answer all

1:44:12

these questions so that later

1:44:15

my ee chatbot can answer them. Well, then

1:44:19

all the answers that we

1:44:21

summarize, ee, ee, or we ask

1:44:25

to be entered into the ee chatbot

1:44:28

so that everything can be answered.

1:44:31

So later, if there are keywords that

1:44:33

come up or questions that come up

1:44:34

from users, they can be taken. But again,

1:44:38

it depends on how sophisticated the

1:44:40

tools that you have, right? The more

1:44:43

sophisticated, the better, of

1:44:46

course. can accommodate your various needs

1:44:49

. But again, they can't

1:44:52

possibly make up the answers, right?

1:44:53

So, the point is, the answers and questions

1:44:56

still have to be collected by you as a

1:44:59

human.

1:45:01

Yes, more or less. So, the point is,

1:45:03

the bigger the budget, the more

1:45:05

money, the better the AI ​​tools,

1:45:08

that's how to accommodate a

1:45:12

fun and interesting ee chatbot. And of course, the team

1:45:14

that integrates the API

1:45:17

must also have a good ee product. So, you have to

1:45:19

really coordinate with the product team.

1:45:22

Okay, thank you very much, Sis Gia, for

1:45:24

the answer. Well, if

1:45:26

Maulani wants to know the process of how

1:45:28

ee can create an EA agent, maybe

1:45:31

later we will learn about the fullstack

1:45:34

program because maybe later we will explore it

1:45:37

.

1:45:38

Right. Yes.

1:45:39

There. But, as

1:45:41

Sis Gia said earlier, for Air

1:45:43

agents, there are fees that must be paid,

1:45:46

aka tokens. Usually, the

1:45:49

better the better, the more

1:45:51

expensive, right?

1:45:53

The point is, the cost of talking, but if your

1:45:56

business is MSMEs and others, then

1:45:58

don't be too ambitious, just take it

1:46:00

slowly.

1:46:02

Heeh. No Anything later. But you

1:46:03

can still learn. So, the next question,

1:46:06

Gia, for

1:46:08

tonight, comes from Anonymous. So,

1:46:11

with the current onslaught of AI, wouldn't

1:46:14

reading data insights, for example

1:46:16

from Google Ads, be replaced

1:46:18

by AI? But why? Maybe,

1:46:20

you mentioned earlier that

1:46:22

one of the skills we can hone is also

1:46:24

strategizing or

1:46:27

reading data, right? So,

1:46:29

what do you think, for now?

1:46:31

Okay, ready. This is a

1:46:34

really good and very true question. If it's just

1:46:35

reading, AI can do that.

1:46:39

But the question is, can AI

1:46:43

translate the answer according to the

1:46:46

data insight needs of our brand and

1:46:48

company? Then, how can AI

1:46:55

match the data generated

1:46:58

with the nuances we want to

1:47:00

build for our business inside. Well,

1:47:04

it's not entirely that AI can

1:47:07

read. We as humans still

1:47:09

have to direct the processes

1:47:12

appropriately. Given the right directions,

1:47:14

then they can help

1:47:16

read. But also, what is the purpose of reading

1:47:20

data? What is the purpose of having it

1:47:22

? The purpose is to... One, so that

1:47:26

we are more effective and efficient in

1:47:31

carrying out our

1:47:32

next tasks. So we have insight,

1:47:34

right? Second, we usually give

1:47:36

reports to management.

1:47:39

Of course, we don't want to be like, 'Plek

1:47:40

Ketiplek', 'Oh, this is the

1:47:43

result,' right? Then, if

1:47:46

our boss's management, our leadership is

1:47:48

like, 'Gia, come here, I want to chat

1:47:50

with you, what does this mean?' We don't

1:47:52

understand because we only rely on AI to read

1:47:54

. Imagine the embarrassment, really embarrassing.

1:47:58

So, AI gives their answers,

1:48:03

translates the data, we read it, we

1:48:07

understand it, we comprehend it, then we

1:48:10

adjust it to the company's nuances and

1:48:12

read our insights. From there, the boss also

1:48:14

says, "Wow, this kid is really cool."

1:48:17

He can use AI to help him

1:48:20

be more efficient, but he himself

1:48:23

can translate the data to

1:48:25

have an impact on the company.

1:48:27

Because ultimately, that's what will

1:48:29

make you progress. It's not just okay, I

1:48:32

've managed to create a 100-

1:48:34

page report, a 1,000-page report. But

1:48:37

how can we translate that

1:48:39

10, 20 handwritten letters

1:48:42

into something that... will be impactful

1:48:44

to increase

1:48:46

revenue

1:48:47

insight for business. More or less

1:48:50

like that. O.

1:48:52

Okay, thank you very much for your answer, Sis

1:48:54

Gia. Hopefully it can answer the curiosity

1:48:57

of all my friends who have

1:48:59

asked and whose questions have been

1:49:02

selected. Amen.

1:49:03

Okay, Sis Gia. Since time

1:49:06

seems to be running out, so

1:49:08

hopefully the last question

1:49:11

can summarize what

1:49:13

we have discussed today, Sis,

1:49:16

from beginning to end. Then

1:49:19

hopefully we can meet again,

1:49:21

Sis, in the Fullstack Program

1:49:22

. Thank you very much, Oca.

1:49:24

Thank you all for

1:49:27

listening and wanting to learn. Waiting for the

1:49:29

WST class. Hope to see you all.

1:49:32

Success. Whatever you want, you will be able

1:49:35

to achieve and make your friend. Okay,

1:49:39

thank you. Okay, thank you,

1:49:40

Sis Gia. Good

1:49:43

night, Sis. Have a good rest.

1:49:45

Night.

1:49:48

Okay, friends. That is the end of the

1:49:51

session with Sis Gia today.

1:49:54

Hopefully the questions are enough to represent

1:49:56

all my friends' curiosity.

1:49:59

And as Sis Gia said earlier

1:50:00

, use AI. So don't be afraid

1:50:04

of AI. Keep adapting. If,

1:50:06

for example, the prompting, uh, maybe it's still

1:50:09

not appropriate or maybe the answer is

1:50:11

still a hallucination, it's okay, let's

1:50:14

try again. This means we have to learn

1:50:16

how to structure the

1:50:19

prompting appropriately.

1:50:20

So we can be with AI and also

1:50:23

utilize AI's capabilities, uh,

1:50:26

so our superpower. So, for

1:50:29

friends who want to register and

1:50:31

want to learn with guidance or with

1:50:35

help from the Revu Fullstack Digital

1:50:37

Marketing Program, friends, you really want to

1:50:40

just scan the QR code

1:50:42

on the screen or click the link in the

1:50:44

chat column that has been shared.

1:50:46

So later, friends, you can try to

1:50:49

explore first. So, if for example,

1:50:51

the registration hasn't paid yet,

1:50:53

friends. But later there,

1:50:54

friends, you can still consult first,

1:50:56

you can chat with the counselor team,

1:50:59

and then uh, we'll find out how

1:51:02

compatible you are, and then you'll

1:51:04

be asked to pay, okay? So, it's not like

1:51:07

suddenly suddenly registering and

1:51:09

paying. No, friends. But we

1:51:11

still consult first, we still try

1:51:13

to talk first, how compatible you are, and

1:51:15

then you'll be given an invoice. for payment.

1:51:18

Well, then for my friends, ee

1:51:21

lastly before we close the session, I

1:51:24

want to share information about mini assignments,

1:51:27

so there are two assignments, my friends,

1:51:29

but only one is mandatory. So

1:51:31

the mandatory one is the certification test,

1:51:34

which is a multiple-choice test with a total of

1:51:36

35 questions. So 20 certification questions and 15

1:51:40

questions for critical reasoning and

1:51:42

numerical thinking. Well, this assignment is

1:51:44

mandatory to be done so that my

1:51:46

friends can pass and get a

1:51:48

digital certificate. And besides

1:51:49

doing the certification test, my

1:51:51

friends are also required to be present and fill out the

1:51:53

attendance form every day, my

1:51:55

friends. And for this answer

1:51:58

will not be shared. The deadline is on

1:52:00

Friday at 11:59 PM. So, my friends,

1:52:03

make sure to fill out the ee questions or fill out the

1:52:06

test before the deadline so you can

1:52:08

get the certificate. Well, then for

1:52:11

this case study, it is the next assignment

1:52:13

, my friends, which is a practical assignment

1:52:16

that can later become a mini portfolio

1:52:18

for all of my friends. And this is

1:52:20

for the assignment, it is not mandatory to be

1:52:21

done and for the ee the assignment

1:52:25

does not automatically affect the certification,

1:52:27

okay? Well, but for the case,

1:52:29

the answer is after the mini is finished. So

1:52:33

later Hey, guys, you can try to

1:52:35

correct it yourself,

1:52:38

to see what the answer is like.

1:52:40

For more details, this will be

1:52:42

on Saturday at 11:59 AM.

1:52:47

Hopefully, these assignments will hone

1:52:48

your digital

1:52:50

marketing skills, earn an

1:52:52

e-certificate, and get

1:52:54

the chance to join the fast

1:52:56

track.

1:52:59

So, what exactly is the

1:53:00

fast track? It's a

1:53:04

shortcut

1:53:06

to the FSEK digital marketing program registration process, which

1:53:09

requires you to

1:53:11

take a test after applying. But here,

1:53:13

you can just

1:53:15

go straight to the video call session for the

1:53:17

final consultation. Then, you can

1:53:20

enroll in the full

1:53:22

program. So, the process is quite fast,

1:53:25

right? And why do

1:53:27

we actually have to go through

1:53:28

a series of admission processes? As

1:53:30

I mentioned earlier, you

1:53:32

don't have to pay right away, but you have to go through a

1:53:34

series of processes first. Why?

1:53:37

So, you can be

1:53:39

very confident when you enroll and

1:53:41

pay for the program. And, here's

1:53:44

another tip for those of you who already

1:53:46

work full-time. For example, if

1:53:48

you want to upskill because it's a

1:53:50

company need, or

1:53:52

perhaps you want personal improvement, but it's really

1:53:55

needed

1:53:57

at the company right now. Well, you can

1:53:59

request to be sponsored by

1:54:02

your office. So, how do you do that? You

1:54:04

can contact the Review team

1:54:06

via the link in the chat column or

1:54:09

if you

1:54:10

want to learn with your teammates

1:54:12

. Well, you

1:54:13

can also do this through Revo corporate training.

1:54:16

You can learn with

1:54:18

customized modules with

1:54:20

customized durations and then you can study

1:54:22

in the office and with your

1:54:25

colleagues at the office. So, the learning

1:54:28

program is even more personalized

1:54:29

.

1:54:33

So, that's it for today's session, friends

1:54:35

. Don't forget to attend

1:54:37

tomorrow's session to get

1:54:39

your e-certificate. Tomorrow we will

1:54:41

learn about the digital marketing

1:54:42

landscape and channels overview. And

1:54:45

of course, tomorrow there will be lots of hints

1:54:48

for the certification test. So, don't

1:54:50

forget to attend

1:54:52

tomorrow's session. Oh, and of course, you

1:54:55

can get the opportunity to get

1:54:56

your e-certificate if you

1:54:58

attend all of them.

1:55:00

digital marketing minicourse session.

1:55:03

Well, that's the end of today's session.

1:55:05

I want to thank

1:55:06

everyone who attended and

1:55:09

hopefully the knowledge was useful

1:55:11

for all of you. And I also want

1:55:14

to thank

1:55:16

Gia and Ega

1:55:17

for sharing tonight. Hopefully, we

1:55:20

can meet again on another occasion and

1:55:22

if you want to register

1:55:25

to learn more comprehensively in the

1:55:27

Fullstack Program Review, you

1:55:29

can just click the

1:55:30

link in the chat column.

1:55:32

That's all for today. Thank you so much

1:55:34

everyone. Good evening.

1:55:42

Well, finally, for

1:55:44

everyone who attended, don't

1:55:46

forget to fill out the attendance form.

1:55:48

So to fill out the attendance form, you

1:55:50

can prepare your camera to

1:55:53

scan the QR code on the screen or you can

1:55:55

also directly click the link

1:55:57

in the chat column. So here,

1:55:59

you can fill out the form to inform

1:56:02

Revo about

1:56:03

your attendance and make sure to fill out the

1:56:06

attendance form with the correct data,

1:56:08

namely your email address, session date, and

1:56:10

also which mini session. And

1:56:13

make sure you use the correct email address. Just

1:56:15

like when you registered

1:56:18

for the Revue digital marketing minicourse

1:56:21

. Important information:

1:56:23

You must attend all

1:56:25

mini-sessions and complete the

1:56:28

attendance form to receive your

1:56:29

e-certificate. The attendance form

1:56:31

can only be accessed through the class recording

1:56:34

; it cannot be shared on

1:56:35

other platforms. That's all for

1:56:38

today. Thank you everyone. See you

1:56:41

in the next session. Bye bye.

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