Ask Do you need to quit your job before excelling at digital marketing?

[Newman]

Many have believed that digital marketing does take a whole lot of time. This has made some people conclude that it is better one is focusing on digital marketing squarely to get the best results from it. Others as well have argued that digital marketing should not be done all alone. It doesn't worth running all alone without combining other things with it.

What do you think? Which view really aligns with your view and why?

 

[Luna Logics]

In my opinion, you don't need to quit your job to excel at digital marketing, especially in the beginning. Many people actually start learning and earning from it as a side activity while keeping their main source of income for stability. Digital marketing takes time to understand, test strategies, and build consistent results, so having a job can reduce pressure and allow you to learn patiently. Once it starts generating steady income and you feel confident in your skills, then deciding whether to focus on it full time becomes a much safer and smarter choice.

 

[Anthony Joshua]

I don't think there is need to quit your job before getting good at digital marketing. Many people actually learn and grow while still working. It gives you time to practice, test ideas, and build skills without pressure to depend on it immediately for income.