Many students have to work alongside their studies to make ends meet. It can be challenging juggling a job and a marketing course, and it requires effective prioritisation and planning. This post offers five top tips for studying whilst working [Read More]
Repurposing content can save valuable resources, such as time and money; it ensures you get the most out of your content creation efforts and enables you to reach new audiences. This post will explain what content is best for repurposing [Read More]
We are thrilled to announce that Oxford College of Marketing has been awarded 12 new commendations by the Chartered Institute of Marketing, in recognition of our outstanding results for the December 2022 assessment board.</span> At the College, we pride ourselves on [Read More]
There are so many different terms in marketing that it can sometimes get confusing. Perhaps you’ve heard of the phrase ‘always-on marketing’ and wondered what it is and whether it could benefit your business. This post explains what always-on marketing [Read More]
Congratulations to all our students who are celebrating our best-ever set of results for the December 2022 CIM Assessment Board. Our students have delivered a stunning set of results. Our overall pass rate was an outstanding 99% across all qualifications, [Read More]
Harriet Green graduated with us in November 2022 with a CIM Diploma in Professional Digital Marketing. We are delighted that Harriet has been awarded the prestigious Top Student Prize by CIM at November’s graduation ceremony. We caught up with Harriet [Read More]
Join us on Thursday 25 May at 12.30pm (BST) for our latest practical marketing webinar where we focus on the basic SEO practices. Search engines serve millions of users a day and allow organisations to connect with those searching for [Read More]
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Market Segmentation - Oxford College of Marketing How to assess whether your marketing strategies create or destroy shareholder value
Professor Malcolm McDonald will explain to you how company valuation can be taken from an art to a science.
