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Yes anybody can be a marketer. In my 3 years of marketing and creating ad copies for most of the campaigns for digital platforms and marketing collaterals, I've noticed the essence of how anyone can be a marketer. No, at least it doesn't require an MBA degree or communications background for sure. It just requires a clear mindset and the ability to make things extremely simpler. Creating ad copies, advertising plans, and marketing collaterals although require a lot of creativity but more than that it requires sensing what the customer wants to hear. A few keywords which can be applied in any of the collateral or an ad copy and make it more relevant to increase the outcome. When drafting ad copies and content for marketing collaterals sue keywords like Free, Instantly, Don't miss, Limited Time, Offers, Secret, Risk -free, You. Take up an ad, online, offline, digital, TV, print, radio and whatever form of advertisement, No ad is made without these words or some f

Humans are bound with habits ! Habits are the things which we find extremely tough to overcome. Habits are good as well as bad. Its up to us what habits we choose and make the most of it. In this blog, I'm going to write about the habits that are gonna be of simple tricks but will be worth to implement in daily life. Over a period of time, I started looking at things from various perspectives and compare people to people and habit to habit. Chronologically people tend to follow those habits of role models, successful people of their stream, books, views those are eye-openers and the lessons learned over a period of time and yes parents as well. But these habits I've developed over a period of time looking at what is best for people at large and develop it without many efforts but have a greater impact in a future tense. Don't say maybe when you want to say NO  When you say NO, you have more time to read, learn, sleep, ask questions, contact friends, life. Because

You are either a student wanting to make the right career choice, or you are a professional who has already made a career choice ? When we are young, we have options. We can decide to do engineering or become a doctor or become a CA or become a lawyer. If you choose engineering, then there are multiple areas of study. But once you graduate from college, and get into a job, it might look like your career choices are limited. It is difficult to go back and choose another area of study after spending years learning one thing. For example, once you graduate as an engineer, there is a very less chance that you will become a doctor in your life by doing MBBS. And all of us wonder... have we made the right career choice by going through the entrance of the situation. Does our career success and life success depend on what choice we made? Should we have chosen something else in our lives? And is it too late now? Thinking about it, I formed an opinion that it doesn't real