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MARKETING LONG-TERM PROGRAM

Digital Marketing Entrepreneur Course

Strategy, paid media, websites, creative and ecommerce — run digital marketing as a business, not a job description.

DURATION
6 months
FEE
₹49,999
PAYMENT
₹10,000 × 6
FORMAT
Live · online
✓ Live mentor-led classes✓ Lifetime recordings✓ Certificate + placement support
Digital Marketing Entrepreneur course training in India — Careers Ninza, Kolkata
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Digital Marketing Entrepreneur course fee: ₹49,999 all inclusive, or No-Cost EMI of ₹10,000 × 6 with zero interest.

Duration: 6 months, part-time, with live weekday evening sessions from 7pm IST and weekend workshops.

Format: Live online across India, plus classroom batches in Kolkata, Asansol and Durgapur. Every session recorded and yours for life.

Who it suits: Beginner to job-ready. No prior experience required.

You finish with: A complete go-to-market plan you have executed end to end, a verifiable certificate, and twelve months of placement support.

Roles it prepares you for: Digital marketing manager, Performance marketing specialist, Growth manager, Agency owner, Freelance marketing consultant, Ecommerce marketing manager, Web and creative generalist.

About the Digital Marketing Entrepreneur course

Most digital marketing courses teach tools. This one teaches the business around them: positioning, offer design, channel strategy, paid media and the unit economics that decide whether any of it was worth doing.

It also covers the work clients actually ask for and most marketers cannot deliver. You build websites — WordPress, Shopify and custom pages written with AI assistance. You produce your own graphics and short-form video using AI tools. And ecommerce marketing is a module in its own right, from marketplace listings to festive-season planning.

Fifteen modules across six months. You finish able to take a client or your own venture from a blank brief to a live website, running campaigns and a tracked acquisition engine — and to defend the spend in front of whoever signs the cheque.

Who this program is for

If two or more of these describe you, this is the right course.

— Aspiring agency owners and freelancers who want retainers, not gigs
— Marketing executives moving into strategy and budget ownership
— Founders who want to stop outsourcing growth blindly
— Career switchers targeting a digital marketing manager role
— Business owners who fund ads but cannot read the results

What you will learn

1 Build positioning and an offer before touching a single ad
2 Design a channel mix across search, social, content, email and WhatsApp
3 Run Meta and Google campaigns against an allowable CAC you calculated yourself
4 Set up GA4, GTM, Conversions API and offline conversion import correctly
5 Build and launch a WordPress site, a Shopify store, and custom landing pages with AI assistance
6 Produce your own static creative and short-form video using AI design and editing tools
7 Run ecommerce marketing end to end: marketplaces, D2C paid media, feed quality, retention
8 Rank on Google and get cited in AI answers through technical SEO and schema
9 Diagnose why a funnel underperforms and fix the actual constraint
10 Price, pitch and retain clients on a monthly retainer

What you will become after this course

Not what you will have watched — what you will be able to do and charge for.

A marketer who starts from positioning and unit economics rather than from a platform dashboard
Someone who can build the website, produce the creative and run the campaigns without outsourcing any of it
A practitioner who sets up GA4, Conversions API and offline conversion import without a developer
An ecommerce operator who knows their allowable CAC, break-even ROAS and RTO cost before spending
A designer-marketer who produces static and video creative at volume using AI tools
An agency owner or freelancer able to charge ₹25,000–₹75,000 per client per month with proof of results
A candidate who walks into interviews with a live site, tracked campaigns and a creative portfolio

Digital Marketing Entrepreneur syllabus

15 modules, each taught live and reviewed by a mentor.

1 Module 1 — Marketing strategy foundations View
•How marketing actually creates value: demand capture versus demand creation, and why most Indian businesses only do the first
•Ideal customer profile construction from evidence rather than assumption: interviews, review mining, search data, sales call recordings
•Positioning: the customer, the situation, the mechanism, and the alternative you are displacing
•Category entry points and mental availability — why being remembered for a buying occasion beats being liked
•Offer design: the difference between a product and an offer, risk reversal, bundling, pricing psychology
•Messaging hierarchy: primary claim, supporting proof, objection handling, and writing the message map
•Competitive intelligence: ad library research, funnel teardowns, pricing analysis, review sentiment
•Marketing plan on one page: objective, audience, channels, budget, measurement, and the assumption that would kill it
2 Module 2 — Funnel architecture and unit economics View
•Funnel mapping from first impression to repeat purchase, with a conversion rate assumption at every step
•Allowable customer acquisition cost derived from gross margin, repeat rate and payback tolerance
•LTV modelling that does not flatter itself: cohort-based, margin-based, discounted for churn
•Break-even ROAS, contribution margin and blended CAC — and why platform-reported numbers overstate performance
•Budget allocation across prospecting, retargeting and brand, and how the split changes with maturity
•Forecasting: building a spend-to-revenue model you can defend to a founder or client
•Sensitivity analysis: which single input, if wrong by 20 percent, breaks the plan
•Deciding what not to do — the channel discipline most marketers lack
3 Module 3 — Graphic design and video editing with AI View
•Design fundamentals that decide whether creative works: composition, visual hierarchy, grids, whitespace, and why most amateur design fails on hierarchy alone
•Type and colour with intent: pairing typefaces, readable scale on mobile, colour systems, contrast, and holding a brand consistent across every asset
•Building a template system so output is repeatable: master files for ad sets, social formats, thumbnails, and why templates beat inspiration for volume
•Static ad creative: hook-led layouts, product-in-context, testimonial and comparison formats, and designing for the feed rather than for a portfolio
•AI image generation and editing in practice: generation, background removal and replacement, object cleanup, upscaling, and the quality bar before anything ships
•Where AI-generated visuals damage a brand, and the categories where original photography is still non-negotiable
•Short-form video structure: the first two seconds, pacing, pattern interrupts, captions and sound-off viewing — how most Indian users actually watch
•Video editing workflow: assembly, cuts, captions, motion text, sound design, and export presets for Reels, Shorts, feed and stories
•AI in video production: script assistance, auto-captioning, voice, background removal, and repurposing one long asset into a month of short ones
•Product and ecommerce visuals: listing images that meet marketplace specs, lifestyle shots, size and detail views, and video that reduces returns
•Creative testing as a system: naming conventions, one variable per test, reading fatigue signals, and maintaining a creative backlog
•Batch production: producing thirty assets in a session without quality collapse, and building an asset library a team can work from
4 Module 4 — Content and creative production View
•Content strategy tied to funnel stage rather than publishing calendar
•Writing for conversion: landing pages, product pages, ad copy, email — with structural formulas that work
•Editing discipline and how to remove the padding that makes content forgettable
•Using generative AI for research, outlining and drafting without producing content that reads as machine-written
•Brand voice definition and enforcement across multiple writers
•Video content for performance: scripting hooks, UGC briefing, editing for retention on mobile
•Design fundamentals for marketers: hierarchy, contrast, type, and building a reusable template system
•Creative asset library and versioning so testing is systematic rather than ad hoc
5 Module 5 — Website development: WordPress, Shopify and custom builds with AI View
•Choosing the right build for the brief: WordPress for content-led sites, Shopify for product commerce, custom code where neither fits — and the honest cost of each
•WordPress from hosting up: domain, SSL, staging, theme and page-builder choice, and why plugin discipline decides whether the site survives a year
•WordPress build practice: page structure, reusable blocks, forms, WhatsApp integration, blog architecture for SEO, Rank Math configuration
•WordPress performance and security: Core Web Vitals on Indian mobile connections, caching, image compression, backups, hardening, update policy
•Shopify from setup to launch: store creation, domain, Razorpay and UPI, catalogue with variants and collections, inventory and locations
•Shopify theme customisation and conversion detail: homepage, product page, cart and checkout — plus the trust signals Indian buyers look for
•Shopify for India specifically: COD with OTP or WhatsApp verification, Shiprocket and Delhivery integration, GST and HSN configuration, RTO reduction
•Shopify apps: reviews, upsell, subscriptions, abandoned cart, and auditing your app list quarterly because every app costs load time
•Custom development with AI assistance: HTML, CSS and layout fundamentals, then using AI coding tools to build landing and sales pages properly
•AI-assisted build workflow: prompting for structure rather than pasting output, reading generated code well enough to fix it, and where AI reliably gets things wrong
•Landing page and funnel pages built for a specific campaign: message match, single conversion goal, mobile-first layout, load speed under 3 seconds
•Tracking on every build: GA4 events, Meta Pixel and Conversions API, Google Ads conversion tags, form and WhatsApp click events verified before launch
•Deployment, handover and maintenance: documentation, client access, retainer scope, and pricing a website project honestly
6 Module 6 — Measurement, GA4, GTM and attribution View
•What each tool is for: GTM deploys, GA4 measures, ad platforms optimise — and the cost of confusing them
•Google Tag Manager: containers, triggers, variables, data layer, preview and version discipline
•GA4 setup: data streams, enhanced measurement, custom events, key events, conversion marking
•Ecommerce event implementation: view_item through purchase, with correct parameters
•Server-side tagging: why it exists, when it is worth the effort, and how to deploy a server container
•Meta Conversions API: implementation routes, event deduplication, event match quality, hashed identifiers
•Google enhanced conversions and offline conversion import via GCLID for WhatsApp and phone-closed sales
•Attribution models compared, and why Google Ads and GA4 numbers will never match
•Consent Mode v2 and privacy-aware measurement
•Reporting: dashboards a founder reads, and the four numbers that belong on the first line
7 Module 7 — Meta advertising in depth View
•How Meta delivery actually works now: retrieval, ranking, auction, and why broad targeting outperforms interest stacking
•Business Manager, asset structure, permissions and pixel hygiene
•Campaign architecture: Advantage+ versus manual, objective selection, budget structure, exclusion logic
•Creative strategy: concept diversity, format coverage across static, video, carousel and vertical, hook construction in the first two seconds
•Creative testing frameworks that produce readable results rather than noise
•Audience strategy: broad, lookalike, custom audiences, and when narrowing is genuinely justified
•Retargeting architecture and exclusion windows that prevent wasted spend
•Scaling: budget increment discipline, learning phase mechanics, horizontal versus vertical scaling
•Diagnostic protocol when performance drops, in the correct order
•Policy, account restrictions and how to avoid preventable disapprovals
8 Module 8 — Google Ads across the full network View
•Search intent taxonomy and keyword research that maps to commercial value rather than volume
•Campaign structure: brand separation, match type strategy, ad group tightness, negative keyword architecture
•Ad copy that lifts quality score: headline testing, extensions, landing page relevance
•Smart Bidding: how each strategy behaves, when to use target CPA versus target ROAS versus maximise conversions
•Performance Max: feed quality, asset groups, audience signals, and retaining visibility and control
•Shopping campaigns and Merchant Center: feed structure, attributes, disapproval resolution
•YouTube advertising: formats, audience targeting, creative requirements for skippable and bumper
•Display and Demand Gen: legitimate uses and the placements to exclude immediately
•Search terms mining as a weekly discipline, and budget leak detection
•Google Ads for lead generation versus ecommerce — different structures, different metrics
9 Module 9 — SEO and AI search visibility View
•Technical foundations: crawlability, indexation, server-side rendering, Core Web Vitals on Indian mobile networks
•Keyword and topic architecture: clustering by intent, mapping to page types, avoiding cannibalisation
•On-page optimisation: title and heading structure, internal linking with descriptive anchors, content depth
•Structured data as a linked graph: Organization, WebSite, WebPage, Product, Service, FAQPage, Article, BreadcrumbList
•Generative engine optimisation: answer-first writing, question-shaped headings, verifiable specifics, llms.txt
•Local SEO for Indian cities: Google Business Profile completeness, NAP consistency, review velocity, city page strategy without doorway-page risk
•Link acquisition that survives scrutiny: digital PR, data publication, partnerships, local citations
•Measurement: Search Console impressions versus clicks, AI citation checks, branded search growth
10 Module 10 — Conversion rate optimisation View
•Where conversion is actually lost: speed, clarity, trust, friction, and payment failure
•Qualitative research: session recordings, heatmaps, exit surveys, support ticket mining
•Landing page structure that converts cold traffic, and why homepage traffic converts worse
•Trust architecture for Indian buyers: reviews, returns clarity, COD terms, delivery promise, contact visibility
•Checkout and form optimisation: field reduction, guest checkout, UPI, error handling
•A/B testing done honestly: hypothesis, sample size, significance, minimum detectable effect, and why most tests are underpowered
•Prioritisation frameworks for a test backlog
•Mobile-first testing on real Indian devices and connection speeds
11 Module 11 — Lifecycle, retention and marketing automation View
•Retention economics: why a 5 percent repeat-rate improvement usually beats a CAC improvement
•WhatsApp Business API in India: opt-in, template approval, flows for cart recovery, order updates and reorder
•Email lifecycle design: welcome, nurture, abandonment, post-purchase, winback, reactivation
•SMS and RCS: appropriate use, compliance under Indian telecom regulation
•Segmentation by behaviour and value rather than demographics
•Automation platform implementation and the trigger logic behind each flow
•Cohort retention analysis and identifying which acquisition source produces loyal customers
•Loyalty, referral and community mechanics that measurably change frequency
12 Module 12 — Ecommerce marketing View
•Ecommerce unit economics before any spend: AOV, gross margin per order after product, shipping, packaging, gateway and — critically for India — RTO on COD orders
•Allowable CAC and break-even ROAS calculated from your own margin, so a target is derived rather than borrowed from a blog post
•The four conversion leaks that cost more than any ad optimisation recovers: mobile load speed, broken tracking, missing trust signals, checkout friction
•Marketplace marketing on Amazon and Flipkart: cataloguing and keywords, A+ content, buy-box pricing, Sponsored ads and ACOS control, rating management
•D2C paid acquisition: Advantage+ Shopping, catalogue and dynamic product ads, Performance Max with a clean feed, and separating brand from non-brand search
•Feed quality as the real lever in Shopping and PMax: titles, images, attributes, GTINs — most underperformance is a feed problem, not a settings problem
•Budget allocation across prospecting, retargeting and brand search at launch, growth and scaled stages, and why retargeting ROAS is borrowed rather than earned
•Retention and lifetime value: repeat purchase rate, cohort analysis, replenishment timing, subscription mechanics, and why LTV changes what you can afford to pay
•WhatsApp and email for commerce: abandoned cart recovery, order updates, replenishment reminders, and win-back flows — WhatsApp outperforms email in India by a wide margin
•Festive season planning for Indian ecommerce: audience building six weeks ahead, CPM inflation of 40–80%, creative produced in advance, inventory and courier capacity
•Logistics and margin control: courier mix, RTO reduction through verification, returns handling, packaging cost, and the working capital cycle
•Ecommerce reporting a founder will read: contribution margin by SKU, blended CAC, repeat rate, and the one page that replaces a dashboard nobody opens
13 Module 13 — Analytics, experimentation and growth systems View
•Building a metric tree from north-star metric down to controllable inputs
•Growth model construction in a spreadsheet that ties channel spend to revenue
•Experiment design and the weekly growth review rhythm
•Incrementality: holdout tests, geo experiments, and why last-click attribution misleads
•Diagnosing a plateau: acquisition, activation, retention, revenue or referral
•Reporting cadence for founders, clients and boards, and what to leave out
•Building a dashboard that survives a change of personnel
14 Module 14 — The business of marketing: agency and consulting View
•Service design: what you sell, what you refuse, and defining scope that protects margin
•Pricing models: retainer, project, performance, hybrid — with the risk each carries
•Positioning a practice: niche selection by industry, channel or outcome
•Client acquisition without cold outreach: audits, teardowns, referral engineering, inbound content
•Proposal and pitch structure that closes without discounting
•Onboarding, reporting cadence and expectation management that prevents churn
•Contracts, payment terms, scope creep control and when to resign an account
•Team and delivery: first hires, SOPs, quality control, capacity planning
•Financial management of a service business: utilisation, effective hourly rate, cash buffer
15 Module 15 — Capstone: full go-to-market execution View
•Week 1–3: brand or venture selected, research completed, positioning and offer defined
•Week 4–6: creative assets and content produced — statics, video, page copy
•Week 7–9: website or store built and launched, with tracking implemented and verified before any spend
•Week 10–16: paid channels live against allowable CAC, creative testing in progress, weekly reviews
•Week 17–20: SEO and content published, CRO tests running, lifecycle flows live
•Week 21–22: results analysed against forecast, incrementality checked, growth model updated
•Week 23–24: full go-to-market document and results presentation defended before mentors
•Deliverables: strategy document, launched website, creative portfolio, live channels with tracked results, reporting dashboard, and a client-ready pricing and pitch kit

Tools you will work in

Google AdsMeta Ads ManagerMeta Pixel & Conversions APIGA4Google Tag ManagerSearch ConsoleAhrefs / SemrushSchema markupWordPressElementorRank MathShopifyRazorpayShiprocketHTML & CSSAI coding assistantsFigmaCanvaAdobe PhotoshopCapCut / PremiereAI image & video toolsAmazon Seller CentralFlipkart Seller HubWhatsApp Business APILooker StudioChatGPT / Claude

What you walk out with

OUTCOME
A complete go-to-market plan you have executed end to end
OUTCOME
A live paid channel with tracked CAC and a defensible growth model
OUTCOME
A launched website — WordPress, Shopify or custom — with tracking verified
OUTCOME
A creative portfolio of statics and short-form video you produced
OUTCOME
An ecommerce marketing playbook with unit economics worked out
OUTCOME
A pricing, proposal and pitch kit for winning retainer clients

Roles this prepares you for

Salary depends on your city, experience and the strength of your project, so we do not publish package figures we cannot substantiate.

Digital marketing managerPerformance marketing specialistGrowth managerAgency ownerFreelance marketing consultantEcommerce marketing managerWeb and creative generalist

Who can join — eligibility

No marketing or technical background needed. This is the honest list.

You are comfortable using a computer — files, folders, installing software
You use email and social media platforms regularly
No marketing, design or coding background is required
A laptop or desktop with a stable internet connection is essential
Budget a small amount of real ad spend for the live campaign modules — your mentor advises how little you can sensibly start with

Certification and placement assistance

What you receive at the end, stated precisely.

01
Careers Ninza course completion certificate with a unique verifiable ID
02
Project certificate covering the live campaigns, website and creative work you produced
03
Portfolio review and interview preparation with our placement team
04
Twelve months of placement assistance including referrals to hiring partners
05
Placement assistance, not a job guarantee — we do not offer guarantees and would be cautious of anyone who does

Placement assistance means interview scheduling for students who perform well on the skill and performance test. It is assistance, not a job guarantee — we do not offer guarantees, and we would be cautious of any institute that does.

Fees and payment

TOTAL PROGRAM FEE
₹49,999
All inclusive. No registration or material charges.
PAYMENT PLAN
₹10,000 × 6
No interest, no processing fee. First instalment at enrolment.
✓  Live classes with a working practitioner
✓  Lifetime access to every recording
✓  Weekly doubt-clearing session
✓  Certified project reviewed by a mentor
✓  Rejoin any future batch free if you fall behind

Digital Marketing Entrepreneur training across India

Batches run live online, so the class is identical wherever you join from — same trainer, same time, same fee. No city-based pricing. Classroom batches run in Kolkata, Asansol and Durgapur.

TIER 1 CITIES

Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, Delhi, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Mumbai, Pune.

TIER 2 CITIES

Agra, Ajmer, Amritsar, Bhopal, Bhubaneswar, Chandigarh, Coimbatore, Dehradun, Faridabad, Ghaziabad, Gwalior, Indore, Jaipur, Jamshedpur, Kanpur, Kochi, Lucknow, Mysore, Nagpur, Nashik, Patna, Raipur, Surat, Vadodara, Visakhapatnam.

TIER 3 CITIES

Bathinda, Bikaner, Cuttack, Etawah, Gandhinagar, Hajipur, Hosur, Jhansi, Junagadh, Madurai, Mathura, Meerut, Rajahmundry, Rohtak, Roorkee, Salem, Udaipur, Vijayawada.

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Digital Marketing Entrepreneur — frequently asked questions

Still unsure? Call an advisor on +91 90888 39993.

In what order are the 15 modules taught, and why?+

The sequence follows what you actually need before the next step works. Strategy and unit economics come first, so you know your allowable CAC before spending anything. Design, content and website development come next, because you need creative assets and a destination before buying traffic. Measurement is module 6, deliberately before the paid modules — running campaigns without verified tracking is the most common and most expensive mistake in Indian ad accounts. Meta, Google and SEO follow. Then CRO and lifecycle, which need live traffic and real customers to work on. Ecommerce marketing applies everything to a vertical, analytics ties the channels together, and the business module turns the skill into income.

What is the fee for the Digital Marketing Entrepreneur course?+

The fee is ₹49,999 for the full six months, payable as No-Cost EMI of ₹10,000 × 6 with no interest and no processing charge. That covers all 15 modules, every live session, lifetime recordings, weekly doubt-clearing, the capstone project and twelve months of placement assistance. There is no registration or material fee.

Does this course cover website development?+

Yes, as a full module. You build a WordPress site from hosting up, a Shopify store configured for India with UPI, COD verification, GST and Shiprocket, and custom landing pages written with AI coding assistance. Tracking — GA4, Meta Pixel, Conversions API — is verified on every build before launch.

Will I learn graphic design and video editing?+

Yes. Module 8 covers design fundamentals, type and colour, template systems, static ad creative, AI image generation and editing, short-form video structure and editing, and batch production. You finish with a portfolio of statics and video you produced, not just theory about them.

Is ecommerce marketing covered separately?+

It is a dedicated module. It covers ecommerce unit economics including RTO cost on COD orders, allowable CAC and break-even ROAS, the four conversion leaks that waste ad spend, Amazon and Flipkart marketplace marketing, D2C paid acquisition, feed quality for Shopping and PMax, retention and LTV, WhatsApp commerce flows, and festive-season planning for India.

Do I need any coding or design background?+

No. The website module starts from HTML and CSS fundamentals and uses AI coding assistants, so you learn to build and to read generated code well enough to fix it. The design module starts from composition and hierarchy. Both assume no prior experience.

How long is the course and what is the weekly time commitment?+

Six months, 15 modules. Plan for six to eight hours a week: two live weekday evening sessions plus project work, with occasional weekend workshops. Working professionals complete it without taking leave.

Is this course live or recorded?+

Every session is live with a working practitioner. Sessions are recorded and stay yours for life, and there is a weekly doubt-clearing slot where you bring your own campaigns, site or creative. There is no cheaper self-paced tier, because removing the live class removes the reason the course works.

What will I have built by the end?+

A complete go-to-market plan you executed, a live paid channel with tracked CAC, a launched website with verified tracking, a creative portfolio of statics and short-form video, an ecommerce marketing playbook with your own unit economics, and a client-ready pricing and pitch kit.

Can I start a digital marketing agency after this course?+

That is what Module 14 is for. It covers service and pricing models, niche selection, lead generation for your own agency, proposals that close without discounting, onboarding and reporting cadence, contracts and scope control, first hires and SOPs, and the financial management of a service business. Graduates typically charge ₹25,000–₹75,000 per client per month once they have tracked results to show.

Is this course available in my city?+

Yes. All batches run live online, so learners join from Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, Delhi, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Mumbai and Pune, from tier-2 cities including Jaipur, Lucknow, Indore, Bhopal, Chandigarh, Coimbatore, Surat, Kochi, Nagpur, Patna, Vadodara, Visakhapatnam, Bhubaneswar, Kanpur, Agra, Amritsar, Dehradun, Mysore, Nashik, Ghaziabad, Faridabad, Gwalior, Jamshedpur, Raipur and Ajmer, and from tier-3 cities such as Madurai, Salem, Udaipur, Vijayawada, Meerut, Mathura, Rohtak, Roorkee, Cuttack, Gandhinagar, Bikaner, Bathinda, Hosur, Jhansi, Junagadh, Rajahmundry, Etawah and Hajipur. Classroom batches run in Kolkata, Asansol and Durgapur.

What salary can I expect after this course?+

Digital marketing managers in India earn roughly ₹40,000–₹90,000 monthly at two to four years, with performance and growth specialists at the upper end in Bengaluru, Gurugram, Mumbai and Pune. Agency owners and freelancers with three to six retainer clients commonly bill ₹1,00,000–₹3,00,000 monthly. We do not publish average-hike percentages, because those figures are unverifiable and every institute inflates them.

Does the course include placement support?+

Yes — portfolio review, resume and LinkedIn clinics, mock interviews with working professionals, and referrals into our hiring partner network, for twelve months after completion. There is no success fee and no income-share agreement. We do not guarantee employment.

What if I miss classes or fall behind?+

Every session is recorded and stays yours permanently. There is a weekly doubt-clearing slot for your own work, and if you fall too far behind you may rejoin any future batch of the course free of charge, with no conditions.

How is this different from a short digital marketing course?+

A 20-hour workshop teaches one platform. This is 15 modules across six months covering strategy and unit economics, Meta and Google in depth, measurement, SEO and AI search, website development, design and video, ecommerce marketing, lifecycle and CRO, analytics, and the business of running an agency. The difference is whether you can execute a whole go-to-market or only operate one dashboard.

Can I see a class before paying?+

Yes. Careers Ninza runs free live masterclasses every week. Reserve a seat, watch a practitioner teach for ninety minutes, ask questions, then decide. Course fees are non-refundable once enrolment is confirmed, so we would rather you judged the teaching first. Call +91 90888 39993 or message us on WhatsApp.

How do I enrol?+

Call +91 90888 39993, email [email protected], or send a WhatsApp enquiry from this page. An advisor confirms whether the course fits your goal, then sends written confirmation of your batch, the fee and the No-Cost EMI schedule. Seats are capped, so batches close once full.

Digital Marketing Entrepreneur across India — city questions

Same class, same fee, same mentor, wherever you are.

Is Digital Marketing Entrepreneur available in my city?+

Yes. Every batch runs live online, so learners across India attend the same class in real time — including Visakhapatnam, Guwahati, Patna, Ahmedabad, Surat, Vadodara, Rajkot, Faridabad, Gurugram, Bengaluru and every other city and town. There is no separate recorded version for students outside Kolkata, and no city has a different curriculum.

Does the Digital Marketing Entrepreneur course fee change by city?+

No. The fee is ₹49,999 everywhere in India, with the same No-Cost EMI of ₹10,000 × 6. We do not price differently for metro and non-metro learners, and there are no travel or centre charges for online batches.

Do you have a classroom centre near me?+

Classroom batches run in Kolkata, Asansol and Durgapur. Everywhere else in India is served by live online delivery, which most working professionals and students prefer. On-site delivery in other cities is available for corporate teams and college groups on request.

What are the batch timings for people in different time zones within India?+

India runs on a single time zone, so timings are identical nationwide: weekday evening sessions from 7pm IST with weekend workshops. Every session is recorded and stays yours for life, so a late shift or travel never costs you a module.

Will placement support help me find work in my own city?+

Yes. Our hiring partner network covers roles across Indian cities, and a growing share of openings are remote and open to candidates anywhere in India. We share your profile only with your consent, for a specific role. We do not guarantee employment.

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Seats in every batch are capped

Talk to an advisor for fifteen minutes. We will tell you whether Digital Marketing Entrepreneur fits your goal — or which program does instead.

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