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The first MKT 625 modules usually introduce digital strategy and planning frameworks such as SOSTAC and RACE, with owned, earned and paid media. An early discussion might ask which brand students think uses digital channels best and why.

The situation audit typically follows, examining the chosen organization's website, search presence, social channels, email program and competitors.

The middle of MKT 625 commonly works through the channels: SEO and paid search, social media and content marketing, then email and automation, each with its own plan.

Later modules usually turn to display, programmatic and mobile, conversion rate optimization and analytics with KPIs and attribution, and the final MKT 625 weeks assemble the full plan with a budget and calendar.

The audit and the final plan carry the most work, with the channel plans close behind.

Some sections include a free platform certification or a simulation, which you complete under your own account. Most grades come from the plan chapters and discussions, so a consistent organization and audit across the term pays off when the final plan is assembled.

At the start of MKT 625, the strategist agrees on an organization with you, perhaps a regional animal shelter that wants more adoptions and donors, and runs the audit early so every later chapter draws on it.

Posts go up early in each discussion. In the search module, a post might show how the shelter could rank for adoption searches in nearby towns; in the email module, it might sketch a donor welcome series that tells one rescued dog's story over three messages. Comments on classmates' posts question a KPI that stops at likes or a budget with no benchmark.

Each chapter arrives before its due date, with a short paragraph naming the objective it serves, the main recommendation and the benchmark behind the budget, so you can speak to your MKT 625 work easily.

Instructor feedback shapes the next chapter. You upload every file yourself through Brightspace.

Your MKT 625 seat is held for all ten weeks by one digital strategist, a marketer with a graduate degree who has managed search, social and email programs and presented plans to clients or leadership.

With one strategist on the course, the objectives set in the first plan chapter are the same ones every channel plan supports, and the budget grows logically from search to social to email rather than being reinvented each week. MKT 625 graders notice that coherence in the final plan.

A colleague reviews each chapter before it reaches you.

In discussions, these strategists add the practical texture classmates enjoy: why branded search is cheap insurance, how often a small brand should really post, which email in a welcome series earns the most revenue.

Their chapters are organized the way agencies brief clients, with the goal first, the plan second and the measures last.

Audit weeks are often the heaviest part of MKT 625. Reviewing a website, search visibility, several social accounts, an email program and competitors carefully takes far more time than a single paper.

Search weeks are hard for students new to keywords, match types and quality score, since a plan must balance search volume, intent and cost.

Content and social weeks bring a creative challenge. A calendar needs pillars, formats and a realistic posting rhythm, not just a list of ideas.

The final MKT 625 weeks combine objectives, the channel mix, a budget, a calendar and measurement into one document, while earlier chapters may need updating to fit. Students who changed organizations midway often find this stretch the hardest, because the audit must be redone.

Measurement weeks add a final twist. Choosing KPIs for each objective, sketching a dashboard and deciding how to credit channels that work together require thinking about analytics many students last met in MKT 618.

The audit, the channel plans and the final digital plan absorb most MKT 625 hours; the weekly discussions are lighter.

A handover after the audit is common. The strategist reads your audit and its grade, keeps your organization and findings, and writes the search, social, content and email chapters on that foundation.

Students who work in one channel at their jobs sometimes keep that chapter, a social marketer writing the social plan, for example, and pass on the rest. Others pass on every MKT 625 module apart from any certification exam.

Every MKT 625 module carries its own date, and the audit is done once, so later chapters reuse its findings rather than repeating the research.

If only part of the term can be handed over, the audit and the final plan are where an experienced strategist saves the most hours.

Each module is billed as it is scheduled, so a shift in your section's calendar changes dates, not the total.