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Presentation
Hi, I'm Mai Molina, a specialist in digital marketing.
I am from Bilbao, in the north of Spain.
As a child I hated computers, in fact, in some class
they were blocked and the teacher even told me
I had bad vibes with them.
I decided to study architecture
and the year I finished it was very difficult to find a job
due to the brick crisis in Spain.
It happened that, at that time, in a town where my parents live,
there was a story contest, where the theme was to write
a travel plan for humanitarian purposes
And if you won, you could go to that place and fulfill your plan.
I didn't know whether to introduce myself or not, but I ended up doing it
and I presented my story
five minutes before the deadline.
To a great surprise, I ended up winning that contest
and I went to Ukraine to work in an orphanage for a while.
There I met some people who introduced me to other people
that they offered me a job
in an international e-commerce called Stylepit.
Here I took my first steps in digital marketing,
keeping the Spanish account,
both the organic part and advertising.
Due to language difficulties,
I had to start looking for a life by reading many websites and blogs
to be able to take that work later to my campaigns.
Due to the strong pressure
I had to make profitable campaigns
and the little knowledge
that I then had about digital marketing,
made me have to put the batteries really fast
to be able to carry out the campaigns.
Due to the warlike conflict that was then in the country,
I had to catch a train that went from my city to Kiev
and from there a flight to Spain.
Once in Spain, I worked
in various international e-commerce,
related to the world of "fashion",
in Mallorca and in Barcelona.
Thanks to this experience, and speaking several languages,
besides having worked for different search engines,
I had the opportunity to enter quite powerful companies,
like Mango and Inditex.
In these companies I was able to run different advertising platforms
like Google, Yandex, or Facebook,
and different social networks, such as Pinterest or TikTok.
I have also worked in other types of companies,
like Hundredrooms, Hockerty, or Intercom Companies.
In them I was also doing
"newsletter" and affiliate campaigns,
apart from all paid advertising.
Despite not having had any training
in digital marketing and being self-taught,
studying on websites, blogs, YouTube, etc.,
I have the facility to detect valuable and relevant information.
One of the most interesting websites to learn and where I learned,
It was on the Google Ads community forum.
The advantage of this forum
is that you can ask your questions
and you will get answers from people who already have accounts
and they tell their experience.
In fact, I started like this and, after a while,
I was able to answer
to those questions asked by other users.
In this way I could also give back to the community
everything I had learned from her.
Thanks to being continuously
answering the questions of other users with good quality,
Google gave me a differentiating status
called Featured User
and they invited me to do some superinteresting trainings,
both in its offices in Dublin, and in Silicon Valley.
Although I am no longer as active in the Google Ads community,
I keep sharing all the information that I can
on my social networks, both on Twitter, LinkedIn,
like a "newsletter" that I have.
I am a professor in several master's degrees in digital marketing
and speaker at some congresses and events.
I think my passion for teaching comes from never having
no training in digital marketing,
Well, I put myself very well in people's shoes
who do not know digital marketing and in this way I can convey to them
all the knowledge I've gained before.
I wanted to tell you that it is not necessary
that you have advanced studies in digital marketing.
Investigating a lot and having desire and passion,
surely you can come up with creating super advanced strategies.
Now that you know more about me
and on how I got started in digital marketing,
in the next lesson we will talk about my influences.
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